Kashmera Shah is one hot lady with super sexy legs and a sizzling body. One look at her you will melt like an ice cream in an oven. In an interview earlier with Tellychakkar.com, she claimed to have brought a sexual revolution on Indian television. Now we are no one to assert or nullify her statement, but there is one thing for certainty, she is one bombshell who is extremely confident about her sexuality. Now, she has already charmed the masses on the small and big screen, now she is all set to storm the world of theater. Yes, she will be seen in a play, Tere Ghar Ke Saamne, presented by Pravaah Creation (Sanjay Jha) and Anand Mundra. The plot is a complete family comedy, wherein Kashmera will plan her own kidnapping to gain publicity. On the other hand, few unemployed boys will actually plan to abduct her and at the end of the day Kashmera will get kidnapped by the boys, which will lead to many funny incidents. The characters of the unemployed boys, Ajay, Kutti and Popat, will be played by Yogesh Pagare, Vinod Gaikar and Sagar Karande respectively. All three will be staying as paying guests in the house of P K Talli. Rajesh Puri will play the role of Talli. He is currently seen in Parvarrish (Sony Entertainment Television) as Rupali Ganguly’s and Shweta Tiwary’s father. “I am playing myself in the play, so I am not really nervous. Even though I will get kidnapped I will keep doing a lot of masti. I have practiced a lot and I hope that the audience likes it,” shares Kashmera with Tellychakkar.com. She further informs that she has invited her boyfriend Krushna Abhishek and good friend Sambhavna Seth for the play. “I will soon invite more of my friends,” she goes on to say. Furthermore, Rajesh Puri opines that he has worked with Kashmera before and she is “great” to work with. “I am playing my own age, so I am quite comfortable. It is theater, so my performance has to be bang on as there’s no second chance. Expectations are quite high and I am hopeful of living up to them,” he concludes. The play will premiere on 25 March 2012, at Sophia Bhabha auditorium from 7.30pm onwards.