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‘People remember item girls’

Published by Rakhi Sawant September 7th, 2006 in News

When she’s not sizzling on screen, Rakhi Sawant knows how to serve verbal sizzlers too! Regimented childhood: I belong to a highly conservative middle class family. My father and maternal uncle were in the police force and obviously were very strict. My mother wanted me to get married and have children as soon as I was old enough, but I never wanted to be like some girl next door. I knew my mind and wanted to live life on my own terms.

Sibling talk: My father wanted my brother (who is a director now), to join the police force but he wanted to make films. I helped him get into the entertainment industry. We have also worked together but at work we share a professional relationship.

Lonely lady: When I started my career, nobody helped me. I struggled for some five years, I did small roles and gradually started getting work. ‘Chura Liya Hai Tumne’ gave me recognition.

Timeless tag: I am happy to be tagged as an ‘item girl’. I believe people remember item girls much more than heroines. Don’t we remember Helen for her amazing dance numbers? I am happy doing item songs but of course, acting is a serious career option.

Don’t give a damn: I am a straightforward person and I don’t care how people take my straightforwardness. I am what I am. I know people talk about me out of jealousy, but I am least bothered.

Cheap publicity: People say I intentionally created the now infamous ‘kiss’ issue surrounding me and Mika. But I am an Indian girl and I would never do such a cheap act. After this incident I have become more careful about people in the industry.

Hard lessons: I have learnt a few things from that incident; not to trust anybody or to be very close to anyone, and when going to a party, take a group of friends along.

By God’s grace: I don’t have a colourful personal life. I live alone but God is with me. Whatever I am today is just because of God and I am thankful to him.

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1 varun Nov 14th, 2006 at 11:56 am

hello pls u are the sexiest women i have ever seen can i please have the prvlg to talk to you and go for a coffee with you
well about me looks only you can decide wheather i am sexy or not but a good gentlemen by heart a kid in fashion and film industry have done a show with you also in bangalore for asian paints in leela’s bangalore that was m,y show where i organized the models and garments and did the styling while i was student of nist bangalore didnt really know you that time but saw you were looking awsome now shifted to munmbai and working as a freelancer stylist with couple of directors and production houses so thats about me not really famous as you are just wanna be ur friend pls reply
my email is geravarun@yahoo.com
nos are 9833549274
9323807943
will be great talking to you if you feel that we can be friends in future promise to be a good friend pls pls don say tumhara fan hu …
2 riya Jun 2nd, 2007 at 11:27 am

rakhi is so pretty I wonna know her
3 Namrata Singh Nigam Sep 20th, 2007 at 7:42 pm

Dear Rakhi didi and abhishek bhai
hai how are you i hope you and your parnter is alright and happy ganesh utsav and believe in god and god will fulfil your dreams and we are looking forward your performance and i am really believe in your performance and didi please do not disappointed when no one come to your house when you win this everyone come and talk to you enjoy this festiival and please mail me and call me also didi if you think i am your younger sister and i really like your koffee with karan episode and we all with you and my number is 9810801100 and please do not disappoint dear and i love you very much and all the best for your performance and bye
namrata singh nigam

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