29 October,2009 03:02 PM IST | | IANS
"Dev D" actress Kalki Koechlin says her boyfriend Anurag Kashyap, who has written screenplays and dialogues for memorable films like "Satya" and "Black Friday", thinks she is a better writer than him.
"But I don't think I can ever direct anything like him because I don't have that overall vision. I can never think of the whole script, which I think is the director's forte. I can only write for the moment," added the 26-year-old who is co-scripting a film with her beau.
"Anurag and I are doing a film together, which is very exciting. But I can't talk anything about it right now except that it's a thriller.
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"It's his idea. He narrated it to me a year back and asked me if I wanted to write it. I initially denied because I didn't think I could take that responsibility but then I wrote the first draft and he transformed it by adding more pieces and putting them together to give it the form of a story," she explained.
Kalki describes Kashyap as an open minded director.
Before venturing into films with "Dev D", She studied "drama and theatre in university" and "majored in scriptwriting and acting". The film is a contemporary interpretation of Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's classic novel "Devdas" and Kalki played the role of a prostitute Chanda in it.
Born to French parents, Kalki apparently took Hindi lessons for "Dev D" and is still working on her dialect and diction.
"I still have to work a lot on it (Hindi)," said the actress who is fluent in French and Tamil.
Her other projects are Bijoy Nambiar's "Shaitan" and Kaizad Gustad's next.
Kalki's wishlist also includes penning "a book someday".