House hunting

“I have a fetish for flats,” she says listing her apartments in Goa,Mumbai and Jaipur. So is that what prompted her to endorse the real estate brand? “Well,you can say so,” she says before detailing the address of the new township coming up in Lucknow.

“It’s in the heart of Lucknow,” she insists,what if the exact location is out of Lucknow Development Authority borders. Obviously,somebody’s heart is not in the right place!

Over to films and modeling: “Paying Guest is ready for release,” she informs hoping the Subhash Ghai production would mark her arrival in Tinsel Ville. “It’s an out and out comedy and I am sure it will bring a smile on the faces of film buffs who are waiting for the ongoing tussle between producers and multiplex owners to end,” says Miss India 2004.

Tired of walking the ramp,Sayali switched to South Indian movies (She claims 3 hits to her credit). “Acting tests talent whereas modeling is plain hard work,” says the actress who hogged limelight for a steaming kiss with Emran Hashmi in The Train. “It was the demand of the movie,” she insists,making it clear that the audience can expect more.

Having learned the nuances of film dance from Shiamak Davar,Sayali is looking forward to meaningful roles. “Regional films have helped me mature and I am trying a variety of roles,” she says,listing her other forthcoming projects. “In Kit Kit,I am doing a negative role while Shout is a horror movie slated for a release in Cannes in August.