Pallavi Dutt, like most children believed in fairies when she was a child. She told us, “I really thought that fairies would make all my dreams come true. I considered them to be beautiful angels who would wipe away my tears and bring everlasting joy to my life.” At that time, little did she know that she would play Naraz Pari in SAB TV’s Baal Veer (Optimystix Entertainment Pvt. Ltd) when she grew up. She is having great fun playing this dicey fairy. “My character is a gossip monger. She gives Rani Pari (Karishma Tanna) information on Bhayankar Pari (Shama Sikander) and vice versa. Basically she wants power and will accordingly linger on in the world which seems to suit her all the more. She is more inclined towards Bhayankar Pari though.” Though she plays a conniving fairy on the show, in real life she has a generous heart. When asked what she would wish for if a fairy granted her a boon she altruistically replied, “I would wish that a tragedy like the Uttarakhand would never ever be repeated again. Let all the kids who have been dispersed from their families be re-united with their parents. I regularly visit the place for pilgrimage purposes and was planning to go this year too. My relatives have gone there to set up food stalls for the flood refugees.” The pretty actress had taken a break of fifteen to twenty days from Baal Veer as her mother had fractured her knee cap. Now that she is better, she has re-joined work. Tomorrow you will see her as the lady villain in the mega movie of Hum Ne Li Hai- Shapath (Fireworks Productions) which will be aired tomorrow (21 July 2013) on the Life OK channel from 8pm to 10pm. “I am playing the role of a teleporter and the Sandman’s (Manish Goel) accomplice and love interest. Together we are trying to rule the world with the machines and gadgets we have made. If I put on a gadget on my wrist I disappear. When I hold someone’s hand wearing it, he disappears too.”