Sneha Ullal is making her re-entry in Bollywood with Jashwant Gangani directed romantic musical film Bezubaan Ishq wherein she is playing the character of a young simple Indian girl settled in UK. This film was shot extensively in Jaipur and Jaisalmer in the month of May. Currently she is again shooting in Rajasthan for a biopic film ‘Saako 363’ in which she is playing the character of conservationist Amrita Devi, once again challenging herself as an actor. “I really don’t believe my luck. Bezubaan ishq was shot in burning hot summers of 2014 in desert of Rajasthan. Now, Saako 363 is also been shot in blazing hot Rajasthan in May 2015. What is it with the month of May and scorching desert that attracts our film directors! It’s so tiring,” grumbles Sneha. And adds with a laugh, “but I still enjoyed the stint. And I am loving my role as Amrita Devi.”
Sneha, who in personal life is an animal lover, has had plenty of interaction with peacocks and other species of birds in Rajasthan. “In Bezubaan ishq we were required to begin the song shoot with a dancing peacock. There are plenty of them in Jaipur and Jaisalmer, but when we needed them, they all vanished. I would make peacock sounds to the delight of unit members. As Amrita Devi, it is again a close connect with nature, trees and conservation- a subject very close to my heart,” says Sneha who can climb trees and has two adopted cats, one dog, one rescued parrot and three turtles at her house.
‘Bezubaan Ishq’, set to release on 26 June 2015, is a contemporary love triangle with traditional values, revolving around Suhani, Swaagat and Rumzum. Sneha, who had been out of Bollywood since a long time, had been waiting for the right role and story to make her re entry in the industry. According to her it’s her chance to lip sync in this musical and play a character that is so different then her real self. “Rumjhum is very opposite to me. I am rough and tom- boyish kind of girl. In real life I am very rowdy. I am very comfortable on street and I am always with guys talking and punching them. I can climb tees and ride a bike. Rumjhum on the other hand is well groomed, soft spoken, very feminine and extremely courteous. So every time the camera rolled I had to get into the character of this coy girl”.
