Sonakshi doesn't feel insecure in muti-starrer

Sonakshi Sinha will be seen in the forthcoming film "Action Jackson" and the actress says she doesn't feel insecure due to the presence of multi-stars in the movie.
"In my four years' career, this is my first multi-starrer. I've always played solo heoine. But the fact is even in this film, I was very pampered," Sonakshi, who will be seen along with Yami Gautam and Manasvi Mamgai in "Action Jackson", told IANS.
"I do films with all my sense. When I signed the film, I knew there are two more girls in it. But I am not the kind of person who gets insecure," she added.
Sonakshi, who has worked with established actors like Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar as well as young stars like Ranveer Singh, says she has gotten along with all her co-stars.
"Every actor is different and their personality is different. So, you can't compare. I have gotten along well with all my co-stars. From senior actors, you get to learn a lot. But with the young lot, you learn things together," said the 27-year-old.
Directed by Prabhudeva, "Action Jackson" will hit theatres Dec 5.
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