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Malaika doesn’t miss acting
MALAIKA ARORA KHAN, who has a string of successful item numbers like Chhaiya Chhaiya and Anarkali Disco Chali to her credit, says she never wanted to be an actor, and so she doesn’t miss it at all.
“Except for some small roles, I have never acted so I can’t really miss it. I never wanted to do acting so it never really cropped up in my mind. I love dancing and will continue to do it till I can,” Malaika said.
The 39-year-old, who is married to actor-filmmaker Arbaaz Khan, has done cameos in films like Bichhoo and Housefull.
“In future, I may turn around if something interests me. There is nothing that catches my fancy but then if ever I do something I would like to do action. I like the superhero genre... something like Charlie’s Angels or Krrish,” said Malaika, who began her tryst with showbiz as a video jockey on MTV.
She turned film producer along with her husband, Arbaaz, when their company Arbaaz Khan Productions released its first film Dabangg in 2010.
After judging dance reality shows like Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa and Zara Nachke Dikha, Malaika is now a part of the judging panel of India’s Got Talent 4, along with with filmmaker Karan Johar and actress Kirron Kher.
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