A biography for Antara Malihasn’t been written yet.
“I enjoy traveling.”
“I never really hankered after big roles and films.”
“I never nursed the ambition of being launched like a conventional heroine - instead, I picked up films which I liked and here I am.”
“Madhuri has certain gestures which are typical of her. Make-up and the right hairdo might make me look similar to her, but my performance needs to be up to the mark.”
“I have known Che for seven years. We were very good friends. One fine day, he proposed. I had a gut feeling that Che was the right person and that I wanted to spend the rest of my life with him.”
“I don't think marriage has much to do with love.”
“My one hour of dancing everyday keeps me in shape.”
“My dad is not an alcoholic but has a chronic liver disorder along with heavy diabetes.”
“I draw a line between my personal and professional life.”
“'Pretty' is such a weak word.”
“I'm quite uncomfortable in front of the still camera. I find it very constrictive, all that posing around.”
“Shaving your head is not an easy thing to do.”
“I have always followed my heart.”
“The failure of 'Naach' shook me badly. I have never really been upset about any film doing badly. But 'Naach' was something else.”
“For me, glamour has nothing to do with make-up and costumes. Even the most insignificant thing can seem glamorous if viewed with the right perception!”
“I have always been a private person.”
“One thing I hate is going to a beach - they all look the same to me!”
“Not that I want to compare myself with the great Madhubala. But in our own completely distinctive and different ways, both Anarkali in 'Mughal-e-Azam' and Rewa in 'Naach' express the essence of life through dance.”
“My parents split when I was one-year old and I haven't lived with my father since. He is a creative spirit and has always cherished his independence.”
“My decision is that 'Mr. Ya Miss' will be my last film with Factory. I don't want to spend more time with something which I don't want to do.”