Quotes from Sudha Chandran

No one can point fingers at my professionalism.

I'm coming back to Ekta Kapoor's Balaji Telefilms. And I feel pampered, protected with them.

I was fed up with doing vampish negative roles, dolled-up with heavy makeup all the time.

The artificial leg was like an alien body, fitted to mine. Both had to respond to each other.

Dance means everything to me; it is like fresh air that rejuvenates my life.

I began learning how to dance when I was 3 and a half years old.

I only saw myself as a dancer and an actor but to be a host is also a wonderful experience.

Although the general format of a reality show requires judges to dish out the nastiest criticisms possible, we are only human, after all. Sometimes emotions get the better of us and you just can't help but get attached.

TV is what made me a star. It rescued me when I had no work and gave me recognition.

Once I got the Jaipor leg, it took me 3 years of physiotherapy to recover and feel normal again.

I have never done homework and have always left the details to the director. This holds true from my first film 'Naache Mayuri' to 'Naagin.'

I have worked with other production houses, but Balaji feels like homecoming.

I shifted my attention to South because I felt I was being overexposed in the TV medium and my characters were also getting repetitive.

As an actor you should be able to store and recollect your experiences and work on them as an actor as and when required.

People already had labelled me a 'one-film wonder' and that's when TV came to my rescue.

My effort in the whole thing was the basic determination, the burning desire in me to prove to this world that a physically handicapped girl is in no way inferior.

Never ignore someone with a disability, as we don't realize how much they can inspire.

I am very happy that TV is going back to where we belong and what we believe in, the traditions.

I am very excited about doing 'Shastri Sisters.'

I am happy that I have landed 'Shastri Sisters' because I was always wanted to be a part of Colors family.

Two things happened - One, I was already in search of a positive role for a long time when I came across 'Shastri Sisters.' Two, I missed being a part of Hindi television.

The concept of 'Naagin' has always interested me and I think even the audience is intrigued by it.

I have joined the BJP to help disabled people.

TV is changing for good. I'm glad that the leveling is happening when we are blending the fiction with real-life treatment.