"I'll think twice before doing a bold scene. I WOULD NOT do it identical to that, it is dependent upon the script, the director, " the 33-year-old said here late Tuesday at a celebration for Ashvin Kumar's "The Forest".
When it involves bold films or scenes, filmmakers must worry concerning the censor board. Aditi feels that censor should award certificates and leave the remainder to audiences.
"Why should somebody decide what we will be able to watch and what we cannot? The sense is they certify which age group can watch a particular film or not, " said Aditi.
"A-certified films are for a more mature audience and it is smart because they're more real. If you happen to show people in love, then obviously you'll show them kissing and all, " added the actress who was last seen in "London, Paris, New York".
Aditi debuted in Bollywood with a small role in "Delhi 6" and was later seen in "Yeh Saali Zindagi" and "Rockstar."
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