Almost four years after being in B-Town, Prachi Desai finally finds herself in a happy phase. She considers her recent release Bol Bachchan as her big ticket. She is now weighing her options carefully before she makes her next move as we ask her... <img alt="Prachi Desai" src="/imagedata/2012/jul/Prachi-Desai_3.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 818px; " /> Do you view your current phase as a transition to bigger projects? Will the audience see you in new light in more leading roles? Frankly, the audience doesn&rsquo;t care how much money you have spent on the film. If a film appeals to them they will watch it even if it&rsquo;s a low-budget project. They will reject a film no matter how much you&rsquo;ve spent on it if it doesn&rsquo;t appeal to them. My choices have never been based on one single aspect. I want to do good films, that&rsquo;s all! Don&rsquo;t you want to shed the sweet roles image? How can someone throw away their USP? But at the same time I don&rsquo;t want to get typecast. So I have been careful about my choices of roles. In Bol Bachchan, I was not just a dessert for people with a sweet tooth. I played a feisty girl with a mind of her own, throwing a tantrum every now and then, taking off on Abhishek (Bachchan) and his gang in some scenes and then being an eye candy as well. So I&rsquo;m doing roles that are not expected of me. How do you view Bol Bachchan&rsquo;s success trail? I am one lucky girl! On a serious note the team was always positive and confident about the film, but the final verdict was awaited from the audience so we were all just hoping for the best. I am absolutely thrilled with the response. Do you think you have broken the jinx that most TV stars don&rsquo;t make it big in Bollywood? I think I have. The mere fact that I have proved I am not just a one film wonder is enough for a statement. I am glad I have played roles so diverse from each other and proved my versatility. I never imagined someday I would be able to boast of films like Rock On, Once Upon A Time in Mumbaai and Bol Bachchan in my kitty. On working with Abhishek Bachchan... AB is the the most super fun co-star to have. In his company you will always be in splits. He has a different sense of humour. His energy level is hard to match. He&rsquo;s proved time and again that he&rsquo;s a great actor. I am going to miss his madness and I hope to work with him again soon. What is happening to your film with John Abraham? I was busy with Bol Bachchan while John had been shooting out of the country. So we&rsquo;ll shoot the remaining portions soon. It&rsquo;s a super exciting role for me. But our producers will be the best people to answer that. The one question that can&rsquo;t escape&hellip; are you in touch with mentor Ekta Kapoor? Keep guessing! Ha ha. Yes absolutely I am.

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'I wasn't a dessert for people with a sweet tooth'

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