Actress Huma Qureshi, who made her acting debut with critically acclaimed crime drama `Gangs of Wasseypur`, is now gearing up for her Marathi debut "Highway", and believes that language is no barrier in cinema.

"As an actor, cinema doesn't have language. I am from north, I have no connection with Marathi cinema, but I really liked the story. And if my presence benefits the cinema in anyways, so I thought why not," the actress said at the trailer and music launch of "Highway" here.

Speaking about the film at the launch, Huma said: "Umesh Kulkarni makes Marathi films but level of his films is international and after watching some of his films, I thought I wanted to be part of 'Highway'."

The "Dedh Ishqiya" actress also said that good cinema should be promoted "equally" irrespective of the language.


"I just know one thing that I want to be associated with good cinema. And I think when it comes to good cinema, whether its vernacular, we should promote it equally," she said.

"Highway" stars Huma in a small yet significant role along with actress Tisca Chopra.

Known for experimenting with her roles across genres, Huma is also doing another project with her brother Saqib Saleem, in a remake of an English movie.

"I am working on this film 'Oculus'. In fact, me and my brother are going to start shooting very soon in London. I am very excited about it," added Huma.