The Bhatt camp in tinsel town is known for their inclination to introduce fresh faces in Bollywood.

Upcoming film "Crook: Its Good To Be Bad" is another example of this. Neha Sharma, formerly seen in the Telugu film industry, will make her debut in the Mukesh Bhatt production, as the film gets ready to hit the screens next week.

Though Neha Sharma is relatively an unknown face in Mumbai, she had successfully launched herself down south opposite Ram Charan Teja, superstar Chiranjeevi's son, in the 2007 hit Telugu film "Chirutha".

Promotions for "Crook: Its Good To Be Bad" has begun and grabbing the spotlight along with popular actor Emraan Hashmi is heroine Neha Sharma.

Reports circulating in the media are already rife with expectations from the actress, who spent her childhood years in the small town of Bhagalpur in Bihar. She moved to Delhi to complete her graduation from NIFT.

A lot of things are also being said about the dancing skills of Neha Sharma. With accomplished names like Pritam Chakraborty as the music composer and Mohit Suri in the shoes of the director of "Crook: Its Good To Be Bad", there is little fear that Neha Sharma will fail to make a mark in her debut venture.

The Friday release deals with the recent racial attacks that Indians, residing in Australia, had to face at the hands of the natives. Neha Sharma plays a girl named Suhani, born and brought in Australia.