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Sonam Kapoor is under-utilised: Anand Rai

Director Anand L Rai, who has directed Sonam Kapoor in his upcoming film, Raanjhanna, feels she is underutilised as an actress. "I think Sonam is under-utilised. The kind of performance she has given in this film is amazing. The way she was involved with the film was tremendous. Wait and watch Sonam."

Updated on: May 22, 2013, 14:46:18 IST
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Director Anand L Rai, who has directed Sonam Kapoor in his upcoming film, Raanjhanna, feels she is underutilised as an actress.

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Rai, of Tanu Weds Manu fame, has teamed up with southern star Dhanush and Sonam for Raanjhanaa.

"I think Sonam is under-utilised. The kind of performance she has given in this film is amazing. The way she was involved with the film was tremendous. Wait and watch Sonam," Rai told .

Sonam, daughter of actor Anil Kapoor, made her debut with Saawariya in 2007 which did not do well at the box office. After a string of unsuccessful films including Thank You, Mausam and Players, she is now gearing up for Raanjhanaa, where she will be seen essaying the role of a girl-next-door.

The 27-year-old has big projects like Bhaag Milkha Bhaag and Khoobsurat remake, besides a YRF untitled film opposite Ayushmann Khurrana.

The world may be familiar with Sonam's fashionista side, but the director reveals that in reality she is a simple girl.

"After meeting and talking to Sonam and her family while narrating her this film, I realised that she is a middle class girl. She is next-door-girl. She behaves in the same way as any girl would behave," Rai said.

Raanjhanaa, slated to release on June 21, is a story of a Hindu boy who falls in love with a Muslim girl.

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