So what if Government has found Deepal Shaw's music video 'Kabhi Aar Kabhi Paar' offensive and banned it our baby doll is making up for that loss in films.

After 'Kalyug', the sultry siren is making her comeback in Hollywood flick titled Karma, Confessions and Holi.

It is an Indo-American English film directed by NRI Manish Gupta, and stars Randeep Hooda, Suchitra Krishnamurthy, Suresh Oberoi, Rati Agnihotri Super model Naomi Campbell, Robert De Niro's daughter Drena De Niro and rap artist Sticky Fingas.

We hear that both Sush and Shaw have been on a kissing spree in the film. Obviously.... to their respective on-screen lovers who happen to be Randeep Hooda and a rookie actor opposite Shaw.

Depicting the relationship between Indians and Americans Karma, Confessions and Holi is shot entirely in New York.

Meanwhile her forthcoming film with Irfan Khan, tentatively titled Tumse, also has quite a few surprises that will make the film even more exciting.

''Tumse' is basically about human psychology and emotions with love as its backdrop. It shows how people react to different situations and repent later', says an elated Deepal.

'It's about how love creates hassles in their lives, while rescuing them from various situations at the same time. It's like when love ceases to be a secret, it ceases to be a pleasure', adds the actress.

Her performance in 'Kalyug' as a porn star, created quite a flutter when the film hit the marquee.

She says, 'My performance in 'Kalyug' was well appreciated and I hope to do better in future. I want to get better with every performance and 'Tumse' is one such opportunity. The script is very unpredictable, the music is a blend of celebration and illusion, which makes it outstanding.'

'Moreover the title is such that a layman would be able to relate to it, considering the common usage of the word 'Tumse' in our everyday life, apart from love being a pivotal part of people's lives makes it even more real', she quips.