Daisy Irani, renowned child artist of 1950s-60s who has joined forces with kids in her upcoming flick "Vroom", said that she loved working with children but is eager to play Aamir Khan's grandma and King Khan's mother on screen.

In an interview, the 58-year-old Daisy said, "I want to play Aamir's grandmother. He is my favourite. And if I get a chance to act in a Shah Rukh starrer, I would like to play his mother."

Directed by Savin Tuscano, "Vroom" is produced by Fox TV Studios.

The story of the film is about a car with AI, and it features Paintal, comedian Naveen Prabhakar and newcomers Gaurav Bajaj and Nina Sarkar.

The film will hit theatres on May 14.

While talking about her character in the film, she said, "I am playing a Parsi lady who is a neighbour of lead actor Gaurav Bajaj. She interferes in other people's business. It was fun working in the movie as I liked my role and enjoyed it. Children will enjoy it because it is a blend of adventure, fantasy, special effects and humour."

Daisy also said that she love kids and working in a movie that is for them was a great experience.

Daisy made entry into the entertainment industry when she was just 3. Her first movie was the 1955 movie "Bandish". She appeared as a child artist in films such as Raj Kapoor's "Jagte Raho", Ashok Kumar-Meena Kumari starrer "Ek Hi Raasta", Dilip Kumar-starrer "Naya Daur" and many others. In 1965, she features as a full-fledged actress in Rajendra Kumar and Sadhna starrer "Arzoo". (With Inputs from Agencies)