Actress Anjana Sukhani, who plays a college girl suffering from inferiority complex in director Kabir Sadanand's upcoming film 'Tum Milo Toh Sahi', says she can relate to her character in the movie.

'I am playing a bold Maharashtrian girl. She is a college going girl and also works as an assistant director. She suffers from some kind of inferiority complex, and therefore gives the impression to others that she is the one who does everything and that she is the boss, but that's not the reality,' Anjana told IANS.

'I could identify with some traits of my character. When I was in school and college, I also used to feel inferior. I was from a middle-class background and when people came in big cars and showed off their clothes, then you also started doing things which you would not otherwise.'

Releasing Friday, 'Tum Milo Toh Sahi' weaves together lives of three couples who connect with one another through a series of touching and funny moments. Anjana feels that the audience will be able to relate to film.

'Real life situations are depicted in a lighter note in the film. Surely, everyone will be able to identify with some or the other character,' she said.

The actress, who featured in last year's hit film 'Golmaal Returns', relishes her experience of sharing screen space with veterans like Nana Patekar and Dimple Kapadia.

'I had lots of scenes with Nana Patekar and Dimple Kapadia. It was a fantastic journey to work with them. They are amazing people. They are very senior so they had lots to offer in terms of teaching us acting and general nuances of a character,' said Anjana.

Anjana believes in choosing the right script and her next project is directed by Farouque Kabir and is called 'Allah Ke Banday' where she is playing the lead opposite Sharman Joshi.

'I am sure everyone is choosy and so am I. If I feel I relate to the concept what's being narrated to me...Yes I will think hundred times before I say yes because it is very important what you do, people are going to see you in that light. So it is very, very important that you pick the correct script,' said Anjana.

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In a virtually actor dominated industry, she's one actress who stands apart. Tall in stature and taller on talent, Tabassum Hashmi casts a verrryyyyy long shadow.

Tabu, as she's more renowned, has proved her worth in worthwhile efforts such as 'Maachis', 'Chandni Bar', 'Astitva' and 'Hu Tu Tu'. With Ramesh Taurani's 'Toh Baat Pakki!', the national award winner will display her skills in the comic genre.

Most filmmakers regard her as the "hero" in her flicks, though, Tabu is queasy donning that hallowed aura. "All this is fine for the ego," she asserts in a media chat, "When I'm playing the protagonist, I have to work that much harder to come up with an outstanding performance."

Sharman Joshi who shares screen space with Tabu in 'Toh… reveals in a tabloid quote, "Earlier, she'd called me up after seeing 'Life In A Metro' and 'Rang De Basanti' and described my performance as 'superlative'. I was flattered, happy and humbled. When we started shooting together, I realised that she's not just a fine actor, but a hassle free person, as well." Notch one more to the Tabu list…

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