Bollywood hottie Kangana Ranaut is all set to make an appearance on Star World’s India’s Most Desirable. The actress spoke candidly on her struggle, fashion sense and also anti-corruption crusader Anna Hazare. When Simi asked Kangana what she thinks about the Bollywood industry she said, “When Bollywood was happening to me I was so ecstatic and so thrilled and so on top of this world that I didn’t give a damn. It could be the worst place in the world, it could be a nightmare, it could be the nicest place but I don’t care. I just want to be here. I was too hot-blooded, too young, too ambitious and too starry-eyed when I entered Bollywood. So I was very happy and I still am”. Furthermore, the actress said that she was never intimidated to share screen space with renowned actors. “I was never intimidated. They definitely make you feel very comfortable and they have worked with so many newcomers. But most of these people they come from film families and when they talk in their conversations, they talk about when we were kids we used to play and we went horse-riding together, and that really makes you feel a little out of place at times. But it’s not that they do it intentionally.” “Furthermore, I did go through a few bad and amazing experiences at the same time. But honestly the most beautiful time of my life would be when in all my innocence I got carried away, when I fell in love and people made fool of me, when I was so vulnerable that I didn’t even understand the double meanings. I love that side of me and I would never want to be so. I would like to reserve some of my innocence,” added Kangana. When Simi asked in today’s day and age who do you think has redefined the status of being a symbol of desirability Kangana said, “Well, desirability has its own definition and if I have to give an honest answer then you might say that I am crazy. I want to name a person and for that you’re going to slap me on my face. I desire Anna Hazare.” Kangana also shared her fashion tips on the show. The episode will be aired on September 25.