Mumbai: Actor Katrina, who has spent 16 years in Bollywood with many hits than misses, says that one needs to have nerves of steel to be in the glitzy world of Hindi cinema.
Katrina told, "It's not always easy. You need to have nerves of steel to be in the film industry. It's an unpredictable place and no one can guarantee success. I believe in not taking success to your head or failure to your heart."
She tags her 16-year run in Hindi films as a beautiful journey. "It's been wonderful, a lot of hard work but also a lot of love from the audience," she said.
Katrina is currently vacationing in Mexico. She has been setting social media on fire with holiday snapshots and videos on Instagram. On Saturday, a picture of Katrina in blue swimsuit went viral in no time.
The break comes after hectic months of work when Katrina gave most of her time to her last few releases: 'Thugs Of Hindostan' with Aamir Khan, 'Zero' with Shah Rukh Khan and 'Bharat' with Salman Khan.
Fans loved her performances in 'Zero' and 'Bharat'.
Considering her next release is 'Sooryavanshi' opposite Akshay Kumar it would seem like she has become the chief choice primarily of the senior superstars in the industry.
"I don't really analyse things that much. I prefer looking ahead rather than dissecting the past and believe the best is yet to come," she said.
The actor has established herself in Bollywood and is one of India's highest-paid actresses, but still, she feels that she has a long way to go to prove herself.
"(I have) miles to go. The point is to try and get better, to portray different characters, and to work harder with every film," she said.
The current phase, when she has had lots of love coming her way for her craft in 'Zero' and 'Bharat', is the "best thing" to have happened to her, she feels.
"My work is giving a huge amount of creative satisfaction and I'm really enjoying discovering these characters," added the 35-year-old on her recent roles.
She expressed that she would love to make the films which she would love to watch as a viewer.
"(I will make) the kind of films I would want to watch as an audience --- great stories that deserve to be told," she said.
From IANS reports.
