As
Janet,
Mugdha
Godse
plays
the
part
of
one
of
the
three
principal
protagonists
of
Fashion.
While
one
waits
to
see
the
kind
of
character
Priyanka
Chopra
and
Kangana
Ranaut
play
in
the
film,
Mugdha
has
willingly
disclosed
that
her
role
requires
her
to
speak
in
a
rough
language.
"I
can't
believe
the
lines
I've
said
when
the
camera
started
rolling",
says
Mudgha
animatedly,
"Words
like
'jhandoo'
and
'bangroo'
are
not
something
that
form
a
part
of
my
everyday
vocabulary
and
here
I
am
using
them
all
so
naturally.
Madhur
sir's
guidance
around
getting
the
right
feel
of
the
character
is
really
helping
me
out
here."
Talking
about
the
boldness
of
the
character,
Mugdha
reveals
that
Janet
is
someone
who
wants
to
be
independent
and
is
living
a
lifestyle
of
her
choice
in
urban
India.
"Janet
is
required
to
be
tough
and
use
rough
language.
She
has
been
in
the
fashion
industry
for
4-5
years
and
hence
understands
the
intricacies
and
behind
the
scenes
functioning
of
the
industry
quite
well",
reveals
Mugdha.
She
goes
on
to
add,
"This
is
why
if
someone
tries
to
act
fresh
with
her,
she
gives
it
back.
She
goes
to
the
extent
of
asking
men
to
come
up
with
new
lines
if
they
act
a
little
too
smart
with
her."
Mugdha
has
spent
close
to
8
months
shooting
for
the
film
and
admits
that
she
has
got
used
to
the
language
to
such
an
extent
that
even
in
real
life
she
could
be
found
mouthing
some
rough
words.
"My
friends
who
have
seen
me
grow
up
for
so
many
years
are
aghast
that
how
could
I
be
using
such
language",
laughs
Mugdha,
"They
are
wondering
whether
it's
the
same
Mugdha
they
are
speaking
to.
Well,
I
always
have
my
defense
that
this
is
just
a
role
and
I
would
get
over
it
once
Fashion
releases.
Well,
they
are
waiting
even
though
they
continue
to
be
suspicious."
Mugdha's
character
of
Janet
in
Fashion
is
said
to
be
based
on
the
real
life
of
another
popular
model
Carol
Gracias
and
borrows
incidents
from
her
infamous
wardrobe
malfunction
on
the
ramp.
29th
October
is
the
D
day
when
audience
would
get
to
know
if
this
indeed
is
true.
Story first published: Thursday, October 16, 2008, 14:12 [IST]