Meanwhile Palak Tiwari, daughter of tv star shweta tiwari, is all set for a bollywood debut in a horror-thriller film franchise based on true events in Gurugram. The debutante says she feels like she has been ready to take this step for a while now. Titled "Rosie: The Saffron Chapter", Palak's debut project is directed by vishal Mishra.
Palak is nervous about her debut in hindi cinema. "Your debut is your first impression, it's an everlasting association but I've also felt like I've been ready to take this step for a while. I have dreamed of this day my whole life and now that it's finally here, there's nervousness and there's pressure to make everyone that has believed in me proud, and give others a reason to believe in me," she said.
Having a renowned television actress like Shweta at home, does Palak take any acting tips from her mother? "One thing that I truly appreciate about mom is how she approaches helping me with acting," replied Palak, adding that she is shy to perform in front of her mother. The first part, "Saffron Chapter" is based in the Saffron BPO, considered as one of the most haunted places in Gurugram. The story revolves around a girl called Rosie who was an employee in the office.
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