The film is her first in her mother tongue Tamil, and she's very excited!
"I am from Tamil Nadu," she says. "It's my first film in the language I grew up speaking, and it's a dance number with Simbu. So I am very excited!"
Adah reveals that the song in Idhu Namma Aalu was first offered to Shruti Haasan.
"It was always meant to be a special appearance: a song, and a few scenes. When it eventually came my way, I said yes without a second thought. I love dancing!" she says.
She hopes this will lead to a full-fledged starring role in a Tamil film.
"People still remember me in 1920 and after that, in Haseen Toh Phasee. I will be doing another Hindi film soon. I knew no one in the Hindi or Telugu film industry when I was offered films. I am proud to have achieved what I have on my own," she says.
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