Tuesday,
September
11,
2007
Shruti
Seth
started
her
career
modeling
for
reputed
brands
like
LG
(with
Abhishek
Bachchan),
Mrs.
Marino,
Stayfree,
Brooke
Bond,
Frooti,
TATA
Home
Finance,
Kinetic
Honda
and
many
more.
Television
soon
followed
with
assignments
ranging
from
anchoring
shows
to
acting
in
serials
like
"Des
Mein
Nikla
Honga
Chand"
(Star
Plus),
"Josh",
Neena
Gupta's
"Kyun
Hota
Hai
Pyaar",
"Maan" and
"Shararat".
At
one
point
of
time,
Shruti
was
one
of
the
most
popular
faces
on
Channel
[V].
Her
hard
work,
professionalism
and
confidence
soon
got
her
noticed
by
film-makers
and
she
was
cast
with
big
stars
like
Kajol,
Aamir,
Rani
and
Saif
in
films
such
as
Fanaa
and
Yash
Raj
Films' Tara
Rum
Pum.
The
talented
young
actress
talks
about
her
role
in
Rajiv
Nath's
debut
Hindi
film
Anubhav.
Tell
us
something
about
Anubhav.
I
am
in
the
supporting
cast
of
the
film.
The
interesting
thing
about
the
cast
is
that
we
all
--
Sanjay
Suri,
Gul
Panag
and
myself
–
have
been
models
previously.
I
can't
reveal
any
more
right
now.
What's
your
role
in
the
movie?
I
play
Sanjay's
college
friend
in
this
movie.
How
was
your
bonding
with
Sanjay
Suri
and
Gul
Panag
on
the
sets?
Oh,
it
was
a
pleasure
working
with
them.
We
had
a
good
time
on
the
floor.
Every
one
was
co-operative.
It
was
a
fantastic
experience
working
with
them.
Tel
us
something
about
the
director
Rajiv
Nath.
He
is
a
very
disciplined
man,
getting
everything
done
according
to
his
plans.
Absence
of
confusion
on
the
sets
made
work
easy.
The
kind
of
rapport
he
struck
with
us
was
outstanding.
The
best
part
is
he
puts
you
at
ease
while
working.
How
different
is
the
film
from
Fanaa
and
Tara
Rum
Pum?
"Fanaa" and
"Tara
Rum
Pum"
were
commercial
movies,
"Anubhav"
is
slightly
off-beat.
And
yes,
my
character
in
the
film
is
not
short-lived,
as
it
was
in
my
previous
two
movies.
You
have
got
into
Bollywood,
so
will
you
be
disappearing
from
television
now?
No,
not
at
all.
I
don't
think
I
will
ever
disappear
from
television
because
I
know
that
television
has
given
me
a
lot.
Also,
I
personally
enjoy
working
in
television.
You
have
been
a
model,
actor,
host
and
a
VJ,
which
role
did
you
enjoy
the
most?
None
in
particular,
I
like
wearing
many
hats.
Out
of
all
the
serials
you
have
done
so
far
which
one
did
you
enjoy
doing
the
most?
I
have
worked
in
five
serials
to
date,
and
they
all
did
good
on
air
and
I
enjoyed
doing
all
of
them.
But
my
favourite
will
be
'Shararat'.
Working
with
Faridaji
was
so
much
fun.
You
have
managed
to
target
audiences
ranging
from
six-year-olds
to
grown-ups,
how
does
it
feel?
It
feels
immensely
satisfying.
I
do
feel
proud
that
I
cater
to
all
generations.
What
are
your
other
projects
in
Bollywood?
Nothing
at
the
moment.
As
of
now,
I
am
busy
with
"Comedy
Circus" and
"Mum
Tum
Aur
Hum".
And
I
am
enjoying
being
a
host.