"The worst thing of being an actor is that you are constantly in limelight. There are times when I feel like being left alone. I was 17 when I started working and I don't remember living on my own.
I don't know if I deserve this stardom," the actress said. Kangna, 26, made her acting debut in 2006 with 'Gangster' and later appeared in hit films like 'Fashion', 'Raaz The Mystery Continues', 'Once Upon A Time In Mumbai', 'Tanu Weds Manu', 'Shootout at Wadala', 'Krrish 3' and others. She had also gone to New York to study filmmaking and had a great learning experience there.
"It was a unique experience to go back to school. I enjoyed sitting in the classroom, attending lectures, doing homework. I never had any formal education in acting. I understand the techniques of filmmaking but I wanted to understand it better," she said. Kangna enjoyed the anonymity while studying abroad. "It was a refreshing change to be anonymous and be myself.
While I was studying in New York, I was cooking for myself, doing my laundry, travelling by subways. I found it relaxing and really enjoyed staying alone," she said. However, the actress left the course mid-way as she had to promote her film 'Queen', which releases tomorrow. But,she is going back in June to complete the course.
When asked if the course encouraged her to write a screenplay for a movie, she said, "I don't know if I want to write a script. I would love to write and direct but I don't know when that will happen."
There are aspects of college life shown in 'Queen'. Kangna says she was quite studious during academic days. "I was a medical student, so I spent most of my school days studying to become a doctor. I was very studious. I was always paranoid about my results. I would stay up all night to study. Most of the time I would either be at home or in library with my head in the books all the time. I would always compete to top the class," she said. 'Queen', directed by Vikas Bahl, stars Rajkumar Rao, Lisa Haydon and others.
