HTTabloid.com
New Delhi, October 31, 2006

She made men sweat with her Marilyn Monroe style flying skirt act in Jo Jeeta Wohi Sikandar way back in the 90s. And now after grabbing titles like hottest and sexiest, 'Kamasutra' girl Pooja Bedi is hungry for more! Check out what this hottie has to say...

'It's great to be a sex symbol!'
Pooja definitely likes to be called a sex symbol. "I love to be known as a sex symbol. In fact, when I was voted for the sexiest woman for two years, it was a fabulous feeling. It was quite heartening to earn such titles. I am very fond of these recognitions. And I always feel that my overall personality and my body language is something that makes me very sexy. I also believe that it's my personality that accentuates the sexiness rather than my outfits or dipping cleavage," states the starlet.

'I am walking and talking Viagra'
People have made raunchy remarks on me and the strangest one was when someone said that I am like walking and talking Viagra. There has been several other similar comments passed on me but this one was the strangest.

'People can't resist me'
Talking further, Pooja says that earlier it used to be understood that bikini makes a woman sexy which is not true. She believes that an attitude and personality have a bigger say in one's sex appeal than wearing just bra and panty.

So, what does she think of her own sex appeal? "It's really nice to know that people can't resist me. I want to be longed. I want people to really like me like nothing else in the world. In fact, I am also like that as a person. If I want someone, I can go to any extent to get him. My craziness for a man has no limits at all. I can do anything to please my man and get his attention. And I expect the same from people I love," concludes Bedi.

Attitude unlimited, well that is what defines Pooja Bedi. The Kamasutra girl is in news for her new avtaar. She hosts a popular talk show (Just Pooja) and is a single mother. The upheavals in her life haven't taken away her spunk and charm. We caught her in an unusual mood:

You are often seen with your ex-husband (Farhan Furniturewalla). What rapport do you share with him now?
We are very good friends still. Often my kids insist to be with him because they like his company. It's not like I am meeting him with this excuse. I make sure that kids are always with us when we are meeting.

Is marriage on your mind again?
I do think of remarriage but I want my kids to grow up so that they can easily allow someone into their life. I will marry a guy who will love my kids and treat them as his own. To be honest, I am yet to find someone.

Don't your kids miss father's love? How do you cope with that?
My kids are not deprived of their father's love. Whenever I realise they are missing Farhan or whenever they express their desire of meeting him, I take them to Farhan's house. In fact both of us try to be together as long as kids wish to.

Are you writing these days? 
I am working on two books; one on pregnancy and the other is something like an autobiography.