In 'Lost', Gautam plays the role of a journalist who covers crime. "I did that film, it is a comedy and (it's) very different from 'Lost'," she informed. She said one of Dhar's forthcoming films as a writer and producer is 'Dhoom Dhaam', an action-comedy. So, we definitely exchange ideas," she said. He is, of course, my husband but, at the same time, a prolific director whose feedback I look forward to. "I feel happy when he feels happy that I have done a good job. Gautam, who is married to her "Uri" director Aditya Dhar, said they discuss creative ideas as two people in the same profession. "'Bala' was the last of my releases in theatres and they found their audiences," she said about the 2019 satire, co-starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Bhumi Pednekar. That is the producer's prerogative (for which platform the film is made) and I am doing my job as an actor, be it on OTT or big screen." I don't find any difference between OTT and big-screen productions. My job is to look for the best of opportunities that I can get. The actor said as a performer, she looks for interesting projects rather than focusing on the platform. Gautam, 34, was in the city to promote Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury's directorial 'Lost' for ZEE5.
But, I would like to first sign and then talk about any role," she added. After Madhubala ji, I have two-three personalities in mind. "I had once said that I would love to portray Madhubala ji if I am asked to choose a biopic. Asked about her dream role in the biopic genre, she said Madhubala would be her go-to choice.
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