Is this the second coming? “No,” assured actor Sushmita Sen, in the capital in Oberoi hotel at artist Raghu Vyas’s show. The daunting biopic, on Rani Laxmi Bai, has been put on the backburner due to recessive times and admittedly, she has been through a low-phase, but she is loathe to admit that she is down and out. “I wouldn’t be surprised one of these days when I see an article in a newspaper stating that Sushmita makes a comeback,” she adds tartly, persisting it would be hard to miss her this year with three releases lined up — among them Dulha Mil Gaya and Kamal Hassan’s Marmyogi where she would also be acting alongside Hassan. But life, of late, has been difficult, says the actor. “My father underwent an operation and I couldn’t even get time for writing poetry,” shared Sen who has also been writing her autobiography. “I am still writing it as I am still living my life. Someone asked me what would I name it and I said Butterfly,” remarked Sen. Incidentally, Vyas’ exhibition will move on to the Visual Arts Gallery from January 28.