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Kulraj Randhawa wants to be next SRK

Actress Kulraj Randhawa, who is making a transition from small screen to the celluloid with 'Yamla, Pagla, Deewana', wants to make it as big as superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

The actress says like SRK, who also started his career from TV shows like 'Fauzi' and 'Circus', she plans to play a long innings in the film industry.

"Yamla, Pagla, Deewana' is a perfect launchpad for me. I don't idolise much but Shah Rukh Khan is really hard working and made it big despite being from a non-filmy background. I feel I can make it big like him," the Punjabi beauty said.

Randhawa who became a household name when she starred in Zee TV's Kareena Kareena in 2003, believes that the movie, starring Deol family-- Dharmendra, Sunny and Bobby-- is perfect for her entry in Bollywood.

"I wanted to get everything right. I think it has been worth a wait. Yamla Pagla Deewana is a perfect launchpad, a complete Bollywood masala. It is a film for all tastes," said the 27-year-old star.


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