Honey Rose's role in V K Prakash's Trivandrum Lodge made everyone sit up and take notice of her, what with the declarations of the character that she wished to sleep with as many men as possible post a break-up with her husband. The actress had no qualms carrying forward the image the film earned her, when, in her next film, Hotel California, she played a serial actress who is ready to have one night stands with a millionaire to make quick money. Now, in her latest outing, an Anwar Rasheed directorial, Honey's character Nancy, is wedded to an NRI, but doesn't think twice about spending a night with her ex-boyfriend, also a married man, played by Fahadh Faasil. 

So, doesn't she have any fears of being typecast in wanton acts, given that most of the roles she has been playing ever since her second coming with Trivandrum Lodge are daringly different? "Not at all," says the actress. "Though we might not come across such people in our daily lives, there are many of them out there, who have a different set of morals. In a way, I'm just portraying reality."