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I hardly went to college: Minissha Lamba (Ghaziabad)


Actress Minissha Lamba, who started her acting career with "Yahaan" in 2005, says she hardly attended classes during her college days.
"I hardly went to college because I was too lazy. It was a girl's college, there were no boys, so there was no motivation. Also because I was too busy doing summer jobs and then modeling assignments and from there I went into acting," said Minissha who studied at Miranda House in New Delhi.
"And I am lucky that my family was always there to support me. There were no objections from their side," she added.
The 27-year-old actress was last seen in "Hum Tum Shabana" with Tusshar Kapoor and Shreyas Talpade. In 2012, she will be back on the silver screen with Shirish Kunder's " Joker" and Anand Kumar's "Zilla Ghaziabad".
Acting happened accidentally, she said and added: "I was doing my graduation from Miranda House. I wanted to do mass communication after college and become a journalist. Acting was not part of the plan. It just happened accidentally. But I am fortunate it happened."

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