Emma Myers, widely recognized for her role as Enid Sinclair in the hit series 'Wednesday', is capturing the hearts of Indian fans by sharing her deep appreciation for Indian cinema. While promoting the second season of 'A Good Girl's Guide To Murder', the actress opened up in a recent radio interview about her favorite films, revealing a surprising connection to Bollywood.
Emma Myers Reveals Her Favorite Films
During an engaging conversation on Hits Radio, Myers was asked to name a film or television show that might surprise her fans. She laughingly admitted, "I love Twilight! Honestly, I love Twilight! They're so fun!" However, she then shifted focus to her admiration for Indian cinema. "I love Bollywood films. I think they're super fun!" she confessed, specifically highlighting Aamir Khan's critically acclaimed film '3 Idiots'. "One of my favourite films ever is called 3 Idiots. I love that film so much and I show it to people all the time," she said.
Emma Myers Shares Her Love for '3 Idiots' and 'Baahubali'
Acknowledging the film's lengthy runtime, Myers joked, "Now, it is four hours long, but you'll have the best time of your life." She added that despite initial hesitation from her friends, they ultimately enjoy the film immensely. The actress also delighted fans by referencing the film's hit song 'All Is Well', admitting that the phrase has become part of her daily vocabulary. Furthermore, Myers praised SS Rajamouli's blockbuster 'Baahubali' franchise, stating, "There's a two-part saga called Baahubali which I love! I love those films so much. Those are sick. I watch them all the time."
About '3 Idiots' Sequel
Regarding the much-anticipated sequel to '3 Idiots', Aamir Khan confirmed earlier this year that the project is officially in development. The actor revealed that director Rajkumar Hirani and writer Abhijat Joshi are actively working on the script. In an interview with Amar Ujala, Khan shared, "At this time, he is working on '3 Idiots 2'. I have heard that narration. It has turned out well. There is still more work to be done on the script, but the story is very good. It has the same humour and an unusual story. It is the same '3 Idiots' story, but set 10 years later."
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