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Payal Ghosh essays different shades in 'Red'

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Mumbai, April 12 (IANS) Actress Payal Ghosh, who came under the spotlight a while back after accusing filmmaker Anurag Kashyap for sexual harassment, is gearing up for her next titled "Red". In the film, she plays a college girl and a housewife.

As a college girl, she essays the role of a teenager, which would be more than a decade younger than her.

"I would be essaying a college girl, housewife and the third one is a surprise in the movie Red. We had to stop shooting because of lockdown. We might have our next schedule from the first of May. I am on a very strict diet to look the part of a teenage girl. It would be hugely different than what I am currently and that's the challenge I love. I am up for it and keeping nothing left to chance," Payal said.

"The workout has been keeping me very active as well. And I want to get to the feel of the characters more than the looking part," Payal added.

"Red" also features Shakti Kapoor and Krushna Abhishek.

--IANS

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