This is another "Indian" actor....but she actually looks sort of east Asian!
Full name Udita Goswami, and her interview
Udita Goswami owes her unique looks to her mixed parentage. Her mother's from Shillong, her father's from Benaras and her grandmother is Nepalese. A fresh face and a waif-like frame; "I am aware I don't look like the typical Bollywood heroine. But that's the way I am and I am not going to get any implants or anything else."
Udita has now signed up a talent management company called Red Carpet. "I will not go back to modeling...I cannot go back to modeling. It's like I have tasted blood now," she says of her decision to continue acting. "I have just one brother who is a music composer and I intend pushing him to give his career a boost. Why shouldn't I use my contacts to help my family," Udita queries.
"Marriage will have to wait," says the chirpy twenty-one-year old actress, but adds as an after-thought, "If I find the right guy, I might just get married even tomorrow. Or maybe, I will wait till forty." And the man she marries will have to be, "a simple guy. Not an out-going person, who likes dancing, clubbing and drinking. He would have to be somebody intelligent, like a doctor, someone who perhaps could change me too. Basically a homely guy."
Udita claims to be a lot more mature than girls her age. "I've been independent since 17. I run my family. I tell my parents to save their money for later. So responsibility has always been a part of my life. Even at 20, I always thought like a 25 or 26 year-old. Now after doing this movie, which has been such a learning experience; both physically and mentally difficult, I think like a 30-year-old." 
The first thing that strikes you about 21-year-old Udita Goswami is her honesty. Devoid of any pretensions, she makes no bones about her filmi aspirations, her determination to promote her musician brother and her rather unusual expectations of the man she will marry. She tells it like it is.
While most models are happily gyrating in raunchy item numbers, Udita decided to be picky and turned down even the big banners that came her way. "Even when I started my career as a model, I was very choosy about my work, though I was at the time a nobody. I didn't want a role where I would be reduced to dancing like a bimbette."
'Paap' had her teaming up with hunky fellow model John Abraham, whom she considered the sexiest man alive till she acted with him. "I had done a few shows with John and on the ramp he looks like a demi-god. When I got to know him as a person, all that awe slipped away. Acting with him was a really good experience as he is from the same field and I could relate to him."
Udita describes herself as a homebody, who abhors partying and is extremely close to her family. "My family was always there for me from the start. Whether things work out for me or not, I know that my family will still support me and that is most important." For her, being separated from her family was the most trying experience during 'Paap'. "We were shooting in a place where there was no access to anything; no television, no telephone, nothing...that was still fine by me because when you are there to work, you work. But when I fell ill, I was hospitalized in a place where there wasn't even a loo, I was on an IV drip and my family was nowhere near me...that really affected me."
Another interview where Udita reveals more about herself.
Udita Goswami
Model-turned-actress
Udita Goswami >"I Will do item numbers when I am a big star because at this stage I don't want people to think that I also took the shortcut to films."
Udita Goswami > I don't know about the boyfriend bit but yes it is difficult to live alone anywhere in the world especially I have always lived with my family so I am finding it a little difficult.
Udita Goswami > First of all I don't think I look hot but thanks anyways. In fact I have just started working out. Previously, I used to do nothing (in the fitness regime area).
Udita Goswami > Anybody can get into modeling. You just need to be a pretty face. But in acting, you have to have talent. Not (just) anybody can be a good actor.
Udita Goswami > Definitely, if I get a good film [from Hollywood]. In fact I have 2-3 offers right now [because of her international looks]. I am working on them. Let's hope it works out.
Udita Goswami > No, I don't have a boy friend, sorry to sound filmi. And my birthday is on the 9th of Feb.
Udita Goswami > I am basically from Dehradun, MTV spotted my pictures (not a portfolio) and I was the winner of MTV model Mission 2. That's how I got my commercial break. But someone who spotted me was this fashion photographer called Anand Seth and I did my first fashion feature with him. Two years later I wanted to leave it (modelling) when I was still in demand and the movie offer was to good for me to say no.
Ending with a great pic of a gorgeous girl...who has no boyfriend!
