I think so, I have not repeated it yet. There're only two suits lying when I do two episodes. I don't understand suits, I find them all looking alike. I am sure if I change the shirt and wear the same suit nobody will be able to be any wiser.

But a lot of thought has gone into it, the producer of the show, she with Karan Johar, Chirag and Haresh, there's a whole gang who make sure that I look formal enough, since I am personally very informal. When I suggest something easy-going they put their foot down and say no. I need to wear narrow ties they are fashionable, suits, which make me look all right, they are very sticky about that.

How was working in KBC compared to acting, which one is more challenging?

Again, too many years in the job to find terms like challenging, exciting etc. It's like when you have been doing a job, every job is a challenge to make sure that it works, but it's not like this is it, and life-consuming somewhere down the line. I would be lying if I said that there's a technique to working now which I have sort of not perfected but I am quite comfortable with. Acting is completely different from this. This is what I do and I am. And I really enjoy it.

You know, one of the nicest things I can tell Star and Siddharth, I do this 30-day schedule where working, donning makeup, but these five days really refresh me. Because this is something I just do off the cuff, and I have a great time doing.

Though I am doing 22 days of my own shooting in Film City, which is very hectic, there are fight sequences, there are dance sequences, there's a new heroine so we need to work doubly hard, make things happen, the light is going, things go wrong, the makeup is not right we change it around, some scenes we have not done well, written well, reshoot it, redo it. But here we come and we get these five days off a month, and I walk in here at 11 O'clock and I am back home by 6.30-7 pm, and very satisfyingly having met a lot of people, made them happy and go back.