Kiara Advani says as an actor she does not limit herself to a medium or language as she hopes to establish herself as a Pan-India artiste.

After getting her Bollywood breakthrough MS Dhoni: The Untold Story, the 26-year-old actor went on to feature in films opposite Telugu stars Mahesh Babu and Ram Charan.

“Today there are so many options available to show your skills, be it in films of your own language or doing regional cinema or being part of the web world.The actor said after success, she has become a bit careful about choosing projects.

“I feel you can’t keep waiting. You have to be patient but at the same time, you have to choose the right offer because if you are not picking up good content, someone else will.

“There is so much incoming for the audience. You have to be seen and capture their minds and hearts. You never know what work is reaching whom and who is liking what.”

“My first film did not do well so people were not sure to work with me, even when I would approach some directors that I wanted to work. And now the same directors are working with me. Tables turn like that.

“MS Dhoni was a changing point as a lot of people took notice. Then my next film Machine did not do well commercially but the recreated song “Cheez Badi” grabbed eyeballs. My south films really got me back into action. In Bollywood, it was Lust Stories that gave me an opportunity to act,” she said.

Also in the pipeline are Karan Johar-produced Good News and Captain Vikram Batra biopic Shershaah, Laxmmi Bomb opposite Akshay Kumar and Indoo Ki Jawani.