<span class=normal>DP: Do people call you Laila now-a-days? <BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>SL: (laughs) I dont know but there are some people who call me Laila. I love that song. It really turned out beautiful and sexy. Its really the guys song but I was just an eye candy but I have no problems with it. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>DP: You know you are the only NRI who has come to Bollywood and have gained an immense popularity from just two films. The last time we heard was when Katrina Kaif came to Mumbai. Have you met her? <BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>SL: No, I havent met her but she was fifteen feet away from me at an awards show (laughs). I think she is definitely someone who has worked really hard you cant take that away from her. She didnt know Hindi but she understood the language I assume. Likewise, I understood everything when I came to Mumbai even though I didnt speak fluently. I grew up in a typical desi home where my parents spoke in Punjabi everyday and watched Hindi movies. Its not easy, trust me. But I do relate to her success. <BR><BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>DP: Name some Hindi movies you saw as a kid with your family<BR><br><p class=clear>&nbsp;</p>SL: I loved the movie Dil. I loved the movie Khalnayak and dont ask me why I liked it. I met Preity Zinta yesterday and I recall her movie Kal Ho Na Ho. It was an emotional love story. It made me cry and I saw the movie over and over again. </span>