She's charming, neurotic, with a whole-
body laugh, which she unleashes when
she's either genuinely amused or nervous.
Both on and off screen, she comes across
as self-deprecating and utterly relatable, a girl you might know. But there's a
magnetism, a kind of hyper-real quality
about her that makes her a compelling
presence.
In her short career, it wouldn't be wrong
to say that Sonakshi has had a dream run. With a 90 per cent hit rate
at the box-
office and five films in the 100-crore club,
she's one of the biggest success stories in
recent times. But she hasn't had it easy.
What with critics bashing her for her
movie choices and fashionistas constantly picking on her weight and sartorial
preferences.
But Sonakshi couldn't be bothered. Amid
all this loose talk, the young stunner is a
picture of
normalcy. She knows how to detach and 'ignore the bull@#$%'. Over an hour and
a half filled with easy laughs, a few
moments of female-bonding and a
goodbye hug later – what started off as
an interview felt more like a girls' day
out. Witty, warm and awfully honest, Sonakshi opens up about her career
choices, dealing with negativity, resolute
morals and more.
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