Monday,
September
17,
2007
There
are
stars,
and
there
are
superstars,
their
hits
and
flops
notwithstanding;
and
then
there
are
the
look-at-me-I-am-trying-so-hard
wannabes.
Like
Mona
Chopra,
or
Sherlyn,
or
whatever
she
likes
to
be
called
now.
Her
motto?
"There's
nothing
evil
in
flaunting
your
sexuality
-
if
you
have
it,
flaunt
it." And
what
about
talent?
Not
important,
when
you
have
skin.
After
disasters
like
'Time
Pass' and
a
debut
in
a
so-called
A-grade
movie
(a
Vinod
Pande
sleaze
flick),
as
well
as
a
blink-and-you-miss-it
role
in
'Raqueeb',
Sherlyn
has
decided
to
re-launch
herself
with
her
music
album,
'Outrageous
–
The
End
of
the
Beginning'.
While
we
are
still
trying
to
figure
out
what
on
earth
that
is
supposed
to
mean,
we
are
told
that
the
album
will
bring
to
fore
the
deep
hidden
desires
that
every
human
being
harbours
inside,
but
refuses
to
acknowledge.
Go
figure.
To
give
the
aspiring
starlet
her
due,
she
has
managed
to
rope
in
some
of
the
bigger
names
in
the
industry
to
support
her
in
her
endeavour.
A
photo
shoot
was
held
recently
for
the
benefit
of
the
media,
and
the
man
behind
the
camera
was
Rakesh
Shreshtha,
ace
photographer.
Adman
Prahlad
Kakkar
will
direct
her
in
the
music
video,
the
lyrics
of
which
she
has
written.
"Prahlad
Kakkar
is
a
legend
in
his
field.
There
couldn't
have
been
a
better
person
to
direct
the
video.
Remember
it's
an
attitude,
and
that
has
to
come
to
the
fore.
Thankfully
I
have
the
right
people
associated
with
the
album," Sherlyn
gushes.
As
she
flaunts
some
more
skin,
she
giggles,
"I
am
stylish
and
yet
simple
at
heart,
sometimes
naive
and
yet
street
smart.
I
am
a
lamb
in
a
tigress'
body".
Well,
Kakkar
and
Shreshtha
may
not
gain
much
from
this
association,
but
Sherlyn
definitely
will,
at
least
for
the
time
being.
We
just
hope
she
remembers
that
not
everyone
is
a
Rakhi
Sawant.
Class
does
matter
sometime.