and dosas and it makes me happy i simply love indian food but im a completely different person when im in barcelona theres no makeup and i get to walk around in shorts without worrying about how i look or what im wearing we live in the central part of the city so i get to walk around everywhere i have a foldable bicycle so everyday i take it out and cycle around town its great fun i have a problem with directions a bit whenever i want to turn right i go left laughs and barcelona has a completely different driving style i do a lot of yoga and im learning spanish so im doing a whole lot of things that i really love but i do love india and i get excited whenever i come here for shoot so im currently enjoying the best of both worlds what about films we hear youre doing a cameo in rajamoulis muchawaited rrryes i have a guest appearance in the film i love being on rajamouli sirs set i have some amazing memories from chhatrapati and honestly in a rajamouli film it doesnt feel like youre working all the ads and camera people come and talk to you and theyre all such great fun you can have a conversation with anyone theres always an easy vibe on sets and by the time the days over you know youre tired but you dont feel like youve worked he can spoil you for life because you start expecting everyone to be like thatit looks like youve made a conscious effort to shift from doing girlnextdoor roles to more serious ones whether its playing a journalist in paisa vasool or a police inspector in veera bhoga vasantha rayuluwe have stronger roles for women today and im glad the problem is that in these so called femaleoriented films the entire technical crew is still full of men we need women behind the camera like we do in front of the camera thats when we will have stronger smarter better roles for us people like meghna gulzar and ashwiny iyer tiwari are changing the game when i started acting there would be only two women on the set one the heroine and the other the hairdresser the rest were all men the first time i saw more women was when i worked in midnights children and i remember asking deepa mehta the films director if it was a conscious effort to bring in more women and she said no were just picking the best it felt so good to hear that and i couldnt help but wonder when that would be the scenario in our own industry im not saying just pick more women but you must give talented women a chance its important to have a little bit of balance and im glad that a lot more women are coming out and trying to tell a story dance continues to be a big part