No. I wasn't playing a weeping widow in Rakht. I have not become apologetic about my sexy image just because a new set of girls are more upfront about their body.

But I'm not comfortable with nudity. The image of the bold, unconventional woman stuck to me right from my first film, Ajnabee. Even though I played a housewife in Ajnabee, people called me hot.

I can't do anything vulgar. If I did, I wouldn't be able to look myself in the eye. It's my personality that makes me appear bold. Even in Jism, I did not show that much skin.

I'm comfortable with smooching on screen. And why not? It may still be shocking for our films but we need to get beyond two flowers touching to show intimacy on screen. I believe in exuding sex appeal. Being sexy is a part of being attractive. If your personality is sexy, you don't need to take your clothes off to prove a point. If I took off my clothes like some of today's girls are doing, I wouldn't know where to look!