Anveshi Jain, in an exclusive conversation about her glamorous role in Gandii Baat 2 and Who’s Your Daddy, streaming exclusively on Zee5

"It's not some strategy for me to talk about sexual desires, it's just who I am," Anveshi Jain shares her unapologetic opinions in this interview.

Everything changed for Anveshi Jain after she rose to immense fame with her steamy lesbian love-making scene in Gandii Baat Season 2. She is one of the latest sensations on social media with numerous glamorous photos circulating on her fan pages. Latest she is seen sharing screen space with Harsh Beniwal, Rahul Dev, Nikhil Bhambri, Samarth Shandilya, Divinaa Thackur and Nirmal Rishi in the adult dramedy Who’s Your Daddy. Enjoy binge watching the series, streaming on Zee5 now.

She shared her personal opinion about what she wants people to notice about her.

She said, “I am lucky to have received immense love for my work from everyone. However, I still would want to break few stereotypes, like some people who think that beautiful women cannot have business intelligence and planning. They are surprised when I tell them that I handle my own social media accounts.”

She also shared that initially, she thought that people will only like her in meaty roles but with time she experienced that with time people need more that.

Also, she talked about how she handles the unwanted attention she gets due to her bold roles.

She admits that she enjoys what she does and boldness comes naturally to her. She does not pay much attention to the unwanted attention, or her photo makes circles on social media – It only makes me more popular, she said.

She also launched her app where she discusses about the art of seduction and Kamasutra because she sees this knowledge is important for everyone. She claims to be a feminist and also says that Vatsyayana wrote Kamasutra he wanted to educate women about sex. Kamasutra made people understand that sex is not just for men to derive pleasure but women also have desires and there are ways to fulfil them. She did not plan to take the role of a sexologist but when it came to her, she took the part and delivered it to her best of ability.