Some actors take two to three movies to establish their acting prowess. Its another thing that Richa Chadda took merely under four minutes to establish the greatness she possessed in Dibakar Banerjees Oye Lucky Lucky Oye. The seduction scene between her and Abhay worked and how! And little did she know that what was coming to her next would change her career for good. The surprise came in the form of Anurag Kashyaps Gangs Of Wasseypur. Never the one to shrink a challenge, Richa doesnt just have a unique gift of portraying her character but literally becoming her. Early this morning I sent her a Facebook friend request that she accepted. All I then needed to do was browse through her pictures. The result: Well, lets just say she falls somewhere on the continuum from fetching to dazzling. On the brink of embracing yet another unforgettable journey with Gangs Of Wasseypur, Richa talks to me over the phone about fame, ambition and the joys of being on her own in this Part 1 exclusive.<br><br><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>In Wasseypur, I am playing a teenage bride to a middle aged woman <br> Gangs Of Wasseypur is my first film as a lead and it went to the prestigious Cannes Film Festival. I am so proud of that. In Gangs Of Wasseypur, I am playing a teenage bride to a middle aged woman. The graph is splendid. So, I am playing somebody younger than me and older than me. Its not something thats easily achievable.