Soha Ali Khan

If her almond shaped eyes don't leave you mesmerized, her vivacious laughter sure will. Meet Soha Ali Khan as she gets candid about her role in RDB, and what it would be like to have big bro Saif as a co-star! Here's Soha- uninterrupted:

You play the character of Sonia. Give us a little dekko into her world.

Sonia was such a fun character to play! She is someone in her young 20s, a girl who hangs around with the boys and is the quintessential tomboy of the group. She loves to drive fast cars and bikes and doing exactly what the boys are up to! A very friendly and outgoing girl, I truly feel she is one of 'the' most real characters that I have ever played.

The guys easily outnumber the women in the movie. Being the men that men are, did you ever find yourself facing friendly banter by the lot?

(Smiles) No, they were all very sweet. We all have gotten along really well, and I have made some great friends while shooting for Rang De Basanti. And what we all share, I know we will carry beyond the sets, because these are truly enduring friendships.

You are relatively a newcomer, and not too many newcomers can boast of sharing screen space with Aamir Khan. Does that make you lucky or plain lucky?

(Laughs) In fact this is a film where there are almost six, as you said, relative newcomers. What reflects wonderfully on Aamir's part is that, he doesn't really need to star with six other people, but he recognized Rang De Basanti as a good film; he liked his role, and wanted to be a part of it. He is also incredibly knowledge about what he does, and he shares that knowledge with anyone who is willing to learn. And I definitely am willing to learn.

Any memorable moments while shooting for the movie?

None! (Laughs) Kidding…there were so many you know, in fact I'd say everything about the movie has really been memorable, and not only because its one of the most original and unique movies to be coming out, but it has got a superb starcast, where there are so many faces, and everyone looks different from every one else. The team, then be it the director, the choreographer, or the music director, everyone has put in an effort that has truly made RDB, a memorable movie to be a part of.


You will be starring with your mother in one of your forthcoming movies soon; do we see you and Saif onscreen sometime soon too?

(Smiles) Wouldn't that be wonderful?! But as of now, there is really nothing on the cards. But given a great script and a director, then that's something I would be very, very excited about!