'Showing off body is not vulgarity' - Part II

<div class="section1"><div class="Normal"><< <a href="articleshow?artid=233302">Previous Page</a><br /><br /><span style="" font-weight:="" bold="">Do you want to stick to playing bubbly girls?</span><br /><br />After <span style="" font-style:="" italic="">Inteha</span>, I am doing Ahmed Khan''s <span style="" font-style:="" italic="">Lakeer</span> with John Abraham.I would definitely want to explore more characters. I have actually been offered the role of an elderly lady. But right now, I would love to play my age.<br /><br /><span style="" font-weight:="" bold="">Are you comfortable doing bare-dare scenes?</span><br /><br />There is a thin line between vulgarity and what many call ''nicely showing off your body''. We live in a country where people can''t accept such things. But in the West, that''s not an issue. I wouldn''t like to do anything that flouts my value system.<br /><br /><span style="" font-weight:="" bold="">So you are not game doing bold scenes?</span><br /><br />I don''t want to get vulgar. As I said, I have certain values that won''t allow me to do such scenes. I won''t be comfortable in those scenes and if I am uncomfortable I won''t be able to deliver.<br /><br /><span style="" font-weight:="" bold="">How necessary is it to have a godfather to make it big in Bollywood?</span><br /><br />Definitely it helps a lot. But then, there are many like me who have worked the hard way up. I wasn''t offered anything on a platter. My parents aren''t remotely associated with the industry. But nothing tastes sweeter than success achieved by virtue of one''s hard work.</div> </div>