<span class=normal>Im sure after reading Part 1, youd think Mrinalini Sharma is one of the few bold actresses Ive interviewed... and you may be right. But theres still more to this woman than just hotness. This summer, Mrinalini is sure to set the temperatures soaring, thanks to Ashish Ved who has captured her with utmost aplomb in his lens and with her no-holds-barred performance already the talk of the town in her forthcoming film Soundtrack, we wont be surprised if we get blisters. Sharma tweeted me a few days ago about my most talked about lemon grass chai which I make every morning (brag about every morning). As any true gentlemen would do, I enter my favourite domain; my open kitchen, and start to boil the water with some freshly cut lemon grass. Mrinalini and the couch were still inseparable, but as soon as the aroma spread, there was no stopping her. I felt like the Pied Piper...and we really didnt give a rats a**. What happens next? The feisty actress clearly still believes in fairy-tale happy-ever-after endings, except that her day had just started and no one knew how it was going to end. For starters, the verdict was out. Chai was delicious with a perfect blend. A sip there, a sip here and we start to talk. She sits perfectly poised and straight-backed, and then a move forward and takes another sip. On the big screen, she has an unusual luminance, an intensity that has fixed her in the public imagination right from her debut film. In person, she is more of a natural presence, a captivating performer. One look in her eye and youd bet Sharma was playing Mrinalini. Theres an easy confidence to her manner, smart and casual, that has nothing to do with arrogance or birthright. And if there was something, it had to do with her star sign. The result is a delectably uptight characterisation, full of moral indignation and that man yearning. </span>