No dare-bare for Bhairavi Goswami

Bhairavi Goswami who made her mark with the surprise hit Bheja Fry is back again.

The actor, who has been lying low for some time, has three back to back releases this year. The first one is Karan Razdan’s Bhatti On Chutti, then it’s My Daady Strongest and Sagar Bellary’s  Kachha Limboo.

The actress says that all the three films and her roles in them are quite different from each other. “In Bhatti On Chutti, I play a normal girl and its full of slapstick comedy. I really enjoyed working with Anupam Kher. My Daddy Strongest is the first silent children’s film. Kachha Limboo is a special one because it’s with a director like Sagar Bellary. I play a typical Malayali school teacher and this is a completely deglamourised role,” she elaborates.

After Bheja Fry, she hardly had any major release apart from My Friend Ganesha. “Within a few months after Bheja Fry, recession hit the industry and like everybody, my films also suffered. Some of the films I shot long ago, but they are releasing only now. That’s the reason I didn’t have any major release. But all these films are releasing and I am really happy about it. I must admit that My Friend Ganesha worked for the kids,” she says.

The actor who has played a sex siren in her first film says that she is apprehensive about dare-bare scenes? “I don’t think I would do lovemaking scenes. When it comes to bikinis, I would wear what looks good on my body. I know I have a great body but that doesn’t mean I will wear something vulgar. These words don’t exist in my dictionary,” she says.