I am ready for K-town: Sneha

Pretty Sneha Ullal has been quite busy for the last week and didn���������t even have time to check messages on her mobile.
No she wasn���������t shooting for a magnums opus, rather she was busy managing her home at Mumbai. ���������My mother has gone to Oman to be with my dad who works there, so I was left to handle my house,��������� she says and elaborates, ���������Shooting for a film is much easier as you can relax once you finish your work.Here I need to supervise the maids and that���������s not easy. Then one needs to plan the lunch and dinner menus which are so complicated and add to that I had to look after our dog. I found it hectic,��������� she adds. However, she cherishes those ���������house-sitting��������� moments. ���������Doing such homely chores keep me grounded,��������� she admits.
On the professional front, she has laid out a road map for her comeback to B-town. ���������I have appointed a manager to handle my work and commenced discussions with some filmmakers. I am all set to sign a plum B-town project,��������� she informs. So will that be another goodie-goodie role? ���������No, I���������ll return to pan-Indian audience with a screen sizzler kind of role. I need to break away from the girl next door image that has been bestowed ever since my debut film Lucky ���������No Time for Love,��������� she says. Can Sneha take on the might of glam divas like Priyanka Chopra and Kareena Kapoor though? ���������They belong to a different league, so there is no question of any comparison with either. Physically, I have worked towards a feminine body and look like a 20-something girl and am sure will look good in those kind of roles ,��������� she points out.
Besides B-town, Sneha wants to explore avenues even in Tollytown. ���������After proving myself as an actress with three films, now I am open to doing four scenes and four songs roles in star-centric movies,��������� she reasons. That���������s precisely her role in her comeback hit Simha. ���������I enjoyed working with a big star like Balakrishna and though there were three heroines, I got the maximum mileage as the story revolved around me,��������� she explains.
Hasn���������t she dented her success streak post Ullasanga Utsaganga. ���������I don���������t think so, since four films in three years is a good count. Earlier, I preferred working with upcoming actors, now I intend to move on,��������� she confesses. Sneha���������s was one of the few B-town actresses, who���������s parked herself in T-town for a while now. ���������Working in Telugu films has been an enriching experience. I have mastered 80 per cent of Telugu language, and am confident about saying my own lines in films now,��������� says the Mumbaikar. Sneha now she has to learn another tough Dravidian language as she is set to debut in K-town with Jeevan. ���������I think Tamil will be a bit difficult but I am all set for a Kollywood stint,��������� she points out.