Reel and real life Anushka Sharma

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MUMBAI: Amongst the few new heroines one can look forward to, one name ranks right on top with the likes of Deepika Padukone, Sonam Kapoor etc and that is Anushka Sharma. With two films, one a blockbuster, Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, and the other a semi-hit, Badmaash Company, Anushka has announced her arrival in Bollywood with a bang.

And with an enviable line up under her belt in the form of Akshay Kumar's Patiala House, Yash Raj's Band Baaja Baraat aka Shaadi Mubarak opposite new find Ranveer Singh and David Dhawan's son Rohit Dhawan directed Desi Boyz with the likes of Akshay Kumar, John Abraham and Deepika Padukone etc the future is certainly looking very bright for this model turned actress.

However, the reel life Anuskha that we know is very different from real life as Auskhka is very easy going and cheerful. She never worries much about her future and likes to cultivate her hobby of learning new words. She carries a dictionary with her wherever she goes and in her free time not only learns new words along with their meanings but also uses them freely. She also uses her laptop to access websites that help her to strengthen her vocabulary.

Another passion that keeps her occupied is the interior decoration of her house and in particular choosing the colours and fabric of her curtains, which she finds a big decision to make. She also revealed her fetish for eating corn (bhutta) while getting drenched in the rain and says that she simply forgets that she is a star while indulging in the act during monsoons .

Certainly, quite an interesting, intellectual and carefree way to lead a life one must add and may be that is the reason for Anushka's success both as a model and now as an actress.

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