After exploring acting and singing, actor Waluscha De Sousa is now seen acing Lavani moves in Antim: The Final Truth’s song, Chingari. She says, “I am like a kid at a candy store. I don’t want to leave any stone unturned. We are creative people, and I don’t want to box myself into anything.”

The actor confesses that she is enjoying this process, as it’s satisfying her hunger as an artiste. “I am grateful that life is giving me all these opportunities. Maybe I am not so strong in some areas, but I’m working very hard. I am just living the life that was designed for me,” says the Fan (2016) actor.

But that doesn’t mean she doesn’t get jitters while exploring something new. “Me, dancing… I don’t even know what it’ll look like on the big screen,” says De Sousa, as she goes on to share how acing Lavani wasn’t easy: “We just had three days for the song, but I put in three months [kind] of effort into the three days, because we didn’t have a choice. In one day, we worked for about eight to nine hours. Even when I was sleeping, I had the song and the steps going on in my head.”

For De Sousa, it is all about reviving the dying Indian dance form. “It was a great opportunity to bring this dying dance form back into cinema, where people connect and even understand that… Today, it’s amazing that people are suddenly talking about Lavani,” she ends.