‘A Fully Bound Script Is My Green Flag’: Adah Sharma on Saying Yes and No | Exclusive

At this career stage, Adah Sharma relies on intuition and preparation signals to pick projects that push her boundaries.

Q. So you often said that you are very instructive when it comes to choosing your scripts and at this stage in your career, what are the red flags and the green flags that you generally notice immediately when a new script lands on your table?

Adah: Firstly, I'm very happy when someone has a fully bound script ready.

For me that's already a full green flag. It makes me very happy.I know the director is like actually serious about his film and they have everything ready. So everything planned and prepared makes me very happy because that's already a green flag. So I go into it feeling like okay you know everyone's serious about what they're doing.I feel it's intuition only because you can't really know and then after that if you've given me some exciting role or something where I feel like who will do this and how the hell am I going to pull it off then I'm like yes I'll do it because that's something that really excites me. So I've been picking stuff like that recently.