Mumbai, Dec 24 (IANS) Working in films as different as chalk and cheese like “Housefull 5”, “Parikrama” and “Raat Akeli Hai: The Bansal Murders”, all within a single year, Chitrangda Singh says 2025 emerged as one of those rare phases in an actor’s life where diverse opportunities came her way organically, without any planning or calculated strategy. From the comedy caper “Housefull 5” to exploring inward-looking emotional terrains with “Parikrama”, and then to the unsettli…
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