KNOWN for her work in films such as Oohalu Gusagusalade, Maanagaram, Warrior and Yodha, RaashiiKhannahas showcasedherprowess in Tamil, Telugu and Hindi cinema. The actress agrees that“just being good enough is not good enough anywhere” and that working hard is the key to success. “Justbeing good enoughisnot good enough anywhere. Whichever field it may be in, you have to give your best to keep climbing the ladder. The idea is to not take that pressure of which step you are on and how many s teps you have to climb, just work hard and bedisciplined.That’sall”,Raashii told IANS in Abu Dhabi. Raashii made her acting debut in acting with Madras Cafe in 2013.

 

After which, she worked with some of the finest names down south such as Vijay Deverakonda, Prithviraj, Mohanlal,RaviTeja and JrNTR. One of the most popular names down south, Raashi never feared getting overshadowed. “Art is not a competition, it’s a collaboration. I am always focused on doing the best that I can do and so are they. And when you are so focused on doing your best, you always shine together”, she said. Talking about getting pigeonholed, the actress, who hails from New Delhi, emphasised the importance of seeking opportunities that allow growth. “Your choices decide whether you will get pigeon holed in any industry. One should not be okay to be cast in similarroles where there is no scope to showcase one’s range and versatility”, said the actress, who is a graduate in English from Delhi University’s iconic Lady ShriRamCollege.The33-year-old actress feels female actorsnowhave greateropportunities. “However today, there are much better opportunities for female actors who are bold in their choices and wait out to play roles which are different from each other”, added Raashii,who will next be seen in The Sabarmati Report alongside Vikrant Massey