India, March 4 -- Continued from P1 The actor goes on to say no celebration is complete without her large group of friends and family joining in. She says, "I'm lucky to have a potent personal life where my friends and family are concerned. Every festival is about spending time with them, disconnecting from work, praying and connecting with your faith and people you love." She adds, "I celebrate festivals in a big way and I'm very ritualistic as well. That's something I want to pass to the next generation. Growing up, I felt a bit disconnected which is part and parcel of life, when you are younger you don't understand the meaning of rituals but as I grow older I understand and enjoy it." She goes on to say as someone who loves fashion she plans every detail of her outfit even on Holi, though it ends up in a mess during the celebrations. "Anybody who knows me knows my love for fashion and I put in effort. I'm that girl who dresses in white, with bangles and jhumkas. I know I'm going to get messy but I'm all for it," she smiles. Moving on to work, she mentions her upcoming film with actor Imran Khan, Adhoore Hum Adhoore Tum. She says, "He's such a refreshing person, so healed as a human being and there is this beautiful niche and genre he has, the kind of films that I watched as a teenager. I feel that genre does not exist anymore and there's nobody who can do more justice to it than him. " She adds, "It the rom-com genre he is known for but elevated, more mature and evolved. There's a lot from his personal life because he was part of the creative process. I'm playing a character that does not conform to stereotypes ." The actor who was also recently seen in the psychological crime thriller Daldal adds, "I'm a toxically positive person and my character DCP Rita Ferreira was none of that, so in many ways it was a healing process for me."...