Highly talented South Indian Cinema actress Sneha - beaming, bubbly and brainy with 36 films to her credit in Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam has made her debut in Kannada film 'Ravi Shastri' opposite dreams merchant of Kannada cinema V.Ravichandran. In this year Sneha is preparing herself to make debut in Bollywood. She will be 'Five Language Star' (she is an actress now getting five star treatment) actress as she will be entering her fifth language Hindi cinema.

Sweet in her looks and speedy in her address to media Sneha refuse to appear in pin up costumes in her career. She wants to be called a girl next door. I want to be darling of masses with gritty performances. "In the beginning the actress will be in Saree then the costume slowly reduces to sleeveless then skirt and minis". I don't want my costumes to be above knee shot backing Sneha in her super fast style. I was asked not to go to swimming by my father because I had to wear skin tight costume disclosed sensible Sneha supporting her stand in profession.

I hail from an orthodox family. Only when my father was not in the house we used to watch television. He was dead against to children watching films. But still we used to deceive him and watch films in TV admitted Sneha talking to media persons on the last day of shoot of her first Kannada film 'Ravi Shastri' at Abbainaidu Studio at Chikkalasandra on Bangalore outskirts.

"I want to mould myself and prove that I can take up any kind of role". I hope to make it says confident looking Sneha. On the sets of her Kannada film 'Ravi Shastri' producer Sandesh Nagaraj (President of Kannada Film Producers Association) gave his opinion that Sneha is the precise replacement for late actress Soundarya. This is a good compliment for me said Sneha reacting to it.

Lively in her approach Sneha was straightforward in her chat with the media. My first Malayalam film 'Ingane Ela Bakshi' did not do well. I was not disturbed. I believed in HOPE to win. That has given me the present standing in filmdom informed Sneha.

If not an actress I would have become a psychiatrist answered Sneha to a question. I am in the mid 20's. I believe in hard work in my career. I want to keep my energy intact. No smooch and short costumes for me Sneha disclosed once again.