TV actress Roshni Chopra, who makes her debut in Bollywood with Vikram Bhatt's 'Phhir', says the lines between television and films have diminished.

"Now you see the biggest actors are coming on television and doing shows. And lots of TV actors are doing films so I feel the lines are very blurry between the two mediums. I want to do interesting work, whatever may be the medium...be it films or TV or theatre," Roshni told PTI.

Roshni shot to fame, after playing the role of 'Pia' in Ekta Kapoor's TV serial 'Kasamh Se' on Zee TV. 'Phirr', produced by Bhatt, is a suspense-romantic thriller. The film directed by Girish Dhamija, also features Rajneesh Duggal and Adah Sharma.

"I am thankful to Vikram, for giving me a break in Bollywood. The Bhatt camp is known for promoting new talent and I am sure this will help me go a long way in my acting career," Roshni said. In the film, Roshni essays the role of Sia, an NRI lawyer, who marries a doctor, played by Rajneesh.

"I am playing a role of an NRI girl who is living in Newcastle in England. Rajneesh is playing my husband in the film. They are young a couple very much in love. There is no love triangle in the film. And then you see that something happens that the girl goes missing. There are twists and turns," she briefs about the film. When asked whether she believes in supernatural powers, Roshni says, "I believe in reincarnation. I am interested to know about scientific experiments, past life, revenge and mythology. I believe we do reincarnate and I also believe in Karma whatever you do come back to you."