Palak Tiwari, who is all set to make her acting debut with the film Rosie: The Saffron Chapter, opened up on being compared to mother Shweta Tiwari. She has said that she feels 'very comfortable' with the comparisons as she has 'realised it's inevitable'.
Asked in an interview if Shweta would be okay with her doing intimate scenes, Palak said, “She (Shweta Tiwari) is not controlling like that. The one thing I love about my mother is that she keeps telling me that this is your career, your decisions. I feel she trust me a lot. So, she told me it’s your career and you are smart enough to make your own call. But, I do go to her if I am at crossroads and she does suggest what she thinks is the best.”
When asked about the comparison to Shweta, Palak said, “I will not call it fear. I would say pride more than anything. I will feel proud to be her daughter. That has never really stopped or scared me, I feel very comfortable and I am okay with the comparisons as I have realised it's inevitable. As long as I am not competing with my mother, she will never compete with me. She is my biggest cheerleader. That's all that matters.”
Directed by Vishal Mishra, the horror thriller Rosie: The Saffron Chapter is inspired by true events. The film also stars Arbaaz Khan, Mallika Sherawat and Tanishaa Mukerji.
(Source: SpotboyE)
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