Manasi Scott enjoyed playing villain in ‘Bhaag Johnny’

Actress-singer Manasi Scott says she thoroughly enjoyed playing the role of a villain in "Bhaag Johnny".

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“I usually just sing on the stage. But I enjoyed playing the role of a villain extremely,” Manasi Scott said.

Actress-singer Manasi Scott says she thoroughly enjoyed playing the role of a villain in “Bhaag Johnny”.

“I usually just sing on the stage. But I enjoyed playing the role of a villain extremely,” Manasi said here. “I hope that a certain stereotype gets broken… that there are villains, heroes, heroines and that we be looked at just as actors.”

“And I hope that more glamorous actors start doing negative roles. I hope it’s all about acting and not about whether you’re a heroine or a villain.”

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Manasi, who is also a radio jockey, has featured in films “Jhootha Hi Sahi” and “Ek Main Aur Ekk Tu”.

“Bhaag Johnny”, directed by Shivamm Nair, released on Friday.

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