Priyanka Kothari and Nitin Reddy on Agyaat and working with RGV : Bollywood News

First scary experience...

Nitin: When I was in my ninth standard, I was going out to play cricket at around six in the morning. I was going on my cycle and put my bat on the carrier of the cycle. Suddenly I could feel someone touching me. When I looked back, I saw my bat wasnt on the carrier. It was down. I screamed like a mad man. I still dont know how did the bat came down from the carrier or was someone really behind me.

Priyanka: Whenever I look myself in the mirror, I get scared (laughs). Seriously, just a couple of days back, I dreamt that someone called Agyaat was trying to kill me. It was scary because all day you are promoting the film, all day you see your promos on the television, all day you talk about your film. Isnt that a scary thing to do? And then when you go to sleep in the night, it comes to haunt you.

Bollywood to Tollywood

Nitin: There is a lot of difference when you work in the South and in Bollywood. Here everything is planned. Out there, you get scripts in the morning and you have to read and act them out. Bollywood is world over but our films down South will always remain down South. Theyll never come up.

Priyanka: Whether its a Bollywood camera or a Tollywood camera, I have to emote in front of the lens. I will have to look sexy in front of both the cameras. Bollywood is very professional and so is the filmmaking down South. I see no big difference there. Its the language which is the biggest barrier. South Indian films are more regional than worldwide.

Scary films

Nitin: Evil Dead part one and two; Phoonk and Agyaat are the scariest films Ive seen. You look into Varma sirs eyes for five minutes and youll get scared (laughs)

Priyanka: My favourite scary films are the Blair Witch Project, Bhoot, Phoonk and the Bride of Chucky.