In an exclusive interview, Chitrangda Singh discussed her recent projects, addressing audience reactions to "Dhurandhar" and "Housefull 5". The actress defended "Dhurandhar", stating that people are focusing too much on the violence. She also spoke about her experience with "Housefull 5," particularly the audience's initial judgment.

Regarding "Dhurandhar," Singh expressed her admiration for the film, calling it a "complete package of entertainment". She lauded its direction, screenplay, art, sets, and costumes, stating that the immersive quality of the film made her feel as though she "could smell Lahore" while watching it. She believes the film offers much more than just violence and encourages viewers to appreciate its other artistic and cinematic qualities.

Singh also addressed the initial reactions to "Housefull 5," her first foray into comedy. She admitted to being nervous about entering a new genre but expressed gratitude to director Tarun Mansukhani for believing in her. The actress acknowledged the franchise's history of controversial humor and the potential for objectifying women. However, she urged viewers to maintain a sense of humor and not take everything "politically correct, morally correct, [or] socially correct". Singh emphasized that "Housefull 5" is a different kind of comedy with its own unique tone and meter.

In the interview, Singh touched upon the broader challenges and dynamics within the film industry. She acknowledged the presence of "power plays" due to the high stakes of fame and fortune. When asked about balancing fate and hard work in her career, she responded that both are necessary for success.

Singh also reflected on her career choices, including taking breaks for personal reasons and motherhood. While these breaks may have impacted her career, she stands by her decisions. She also addressed the industry's emphasis on constant visibility, acknowledging the pressure from agents to work more. However, she believes that "good work travels" and that memorable performances will not be forgotten. Singh revealed that she is currently in a "dream land" phase of her career, with opportunities to work across different genres, platforms, and with various directors. She expressed her desire to collaborate with filmmakers like Vishal Bhardwaj in the future.