Amrita Rao on sex & KamaSutra

Her Shortkut might not have worked out the way she wanted it to but Amrita Rao is not giving up. Her more sexy role in the film has now pulled Amrita up one notch in the list of glam girls Bollywood has in its arsenal - and we now check out the damage this baby can do!



An interview with the star on the everyday!

'For me, monsoon is the perfect romantic season. It makes everything look so beautiful. This is the way I perceive it. They say that when you are in love, the same things around you look different. Similarly, the rain gives that extra life, that lustre, that green comes out, everything looks so freshly washed, there is freshness around and it's beautiful. You feel very vibrant.'

'I do want to get cosy with someone special. But I don't have a boyfriend. I do so many romantic scenes with different actors all the time that I kind of experience the warmth, the hug and that cosiness. That's what happens when you are an actress. You tend to experience emotions that you otherwise haven't faced. It could also be very drastic or not so good or which brings tears to your eyes.'

For me, to be sensual is to be attractive. Now that attractiveness can come from anything. It could be from my personality, my man, the fragrance of his cologne or may be the beauty spot on his face or mine; it could be the music that's adding the value to the moment. Sensuality is pure attraction and nothing else. Just the urge to be pampered physically is also being sensual.' Being Sensual

'For me, to be sensual is to be attractive. Now that attractiveness can come from anything. It could be from my personality, my man, the fragrance of his cologne or may be the beauty spot on his face or mine; it could be the music that's adding the value to the moment. Sensuality is pure attraction and nothing else. Just the urge to be pampered physically is also being sensual.'