Nisha
Kothari
recently
shot
for
an
ad
film
with
former
cricketer
Kapil
Dev.
Ever
since,
she's
been
over
the
moon
about
him.
Describing
the
experience,
Nisha
says,
"It
was
for
a
perfume
ad
that
I
met
Kapil
Dev
for
the
first
time.
The
perfume's
called
Trophy
and
is
interestingly
shaped
like
a
cricket
ball.
They
will
be
launching
it
during
the
ICC
Cricket
World
Cup
2007.
We
recently
shot
for
the
promotional
ad."
He
is
hot!
Nisha
loved
the
experience
of
shooting
with
Kapil
Dev,
who
is
known
to
be
a
ladies'
man.
"He
was
very
charming
and
it
was
a
great
experience.
Kapil
was
trying
to
teach
me
how
to
bowl
and
hold
the
ball.
He
said
all
girls
should
learn
to
play
the
game.
He
is
an
extremely
electrifying
and
elegant
personality," says
a
visibly
impressed
Nisha.
What
did
she
like
the
most
in
Kapil
Dev?
"I
found
him
very
hot!
We
shot
together
for
two
days
and
never
once
did
I
feel
like
he
was
a
star.
In
fact,
he
is
very
down-to-earth
and
humble,"
says
the
actress.
Cool
with
Ajay
Last
week,
the
actress
completed
a
funky
song
with
Ajay
Devgan
for
Ram
Gopal
Varma
Ki
Sholay.
Nisha
says,
"I
find
Ajay
very
sweet
and
professional.
It's
a
very
funky
number
and
I
experimented
with
various
looks
with
my
designer
Maitree."
The
song
has
Nisha
pulling
Ajay's
ears.
Wasn't
she
scared
considering
Ajay's
aloof
reputation?
"I
know
Ajay
is
my
senior
but
I
didn't
feel
scared.
The
only
day
I
felt
nervous
with
him
was
on
the
first
day
when
he
entered
the
set.
But
Ajay
broke
the
ice
and
made
me
feel
comfortable.
After
that
he
has
been
very
helpful.
Fortunately,
he
didn't
play
any
pranks
on
me!
Of
course,
the
shooting
is
not
over.
I
am
waiting
for
him
to
do
something."
Ghungroo
baaje
Nisha
insists
she
is
not
daunted
by
the
fact
that
she
is
playing
Basanti,
a
character
immortalised
by
Hema
Malini.
"I
loved
the
original
Sholay,
so
it's
an
honour
for
me
to
play
Basanti.
Hemaji
was
mind-blowing,
but
give
me
a
chance
to
prove
myself.
My
character
Ghungroo
is
completely
different
from
Basanti,
including
the
way
she
carries
herself.
Initially,
I
was
very
nervous
about
whether
I
could
do
Basanti's
role,
but
now
I
have
left
it
to
God.
I
have
given
it
my
best
shot,"
concludes
Nisha.