A biography for Prachi Desaihasn’t been written yet.
“After doing films like 'Rock On!!' and 'Once Upon A Time In Mumbaai,' I realised that I had to do roles that suited my age. I wanted to do some fun stuff and so I decided to do 'Bol Bachchan.'”
“I don't socialise a lot and kept my communication limited.”
“It was very nice working with Sanjay Dutt. He is a humble man and a very good person.”
“People had fixed an image of me in their heads that took a lot of time to change. And I don't like being typecast.”
“Bol Bachchan' came to me at the right time. Every actor needs that kind of commercial film to boost one's popularity.”
“Professionally, I fear that if I don't grow in my personal life, it will reflect in my performances in films too.”
“I was a non-dancer; I was very shy and would be embarrassed to dance.”
“No matter what comes our way, if we want, we will get through everything.”
“I am just happy experimenting with looks and with 'Policegiri,' I guess I am getting a chance to do that again.”
“I was 17 when I made my TV debut as Bani in the TV show 'Kasamh Se.'”
“Big or small, if you can do justice to the role then people will always take your character back from the film.”
“There was no kissing scene in 'Life Partner' because it was not required. If it was required and if I would have not been comfortable doing it, then they would have cast someone else for the role.”
“Even though I'm sensitive, I can't dwell on situations and let them affect me.”
“I had appeared in television serials before I did my first film. So people didn't take me that seriously.”
“I have always been a skinny girl.”
“There is always a gap in TV content as compared to the subjects in western countries. TV content in India is not progressive.”
“I want to buy a flat for my mother in Mumbai.”
“I don't know when I will go back to TV. If my films don't do well, I will have to go back.”
“When you start off, you don't want to be doing roles twice your age.”
“What I was doing on TV was very regressive.”