Sonam Kapoor, who has two back to back releases, isn't worried that the audiences could feel they are seeing too much of her.

It is a rather unusual situation for her to have one film I Hate Luv Storys to be followed by Aisha, which her sister Rhea produced, and was directed by a first-timer Rajshree Ojha, she admits.

I Hate is also the first film by director Puneet Malhotra.

"I Hate Luv Storys is based on an original screenplay about a middle class girl and her love journey," she says. "Aisha is a coming of age story based on a classic novel (Emma by Jane Austen) in which I play an upper middle class girl."

She accompanied Imran Khan to London and Dubai to promote I Hate .

The movies follow her debut film Saawariya which was released three years ago and Delhi-6 which came out two years ago. Both films did not do well at the box office but there is good buzz for her new films.

"I loved the script the I Hate Luv Storys the moment I looked at it and the way Puneet narrated it," she says. "It was extremely unpretentious, very tightly structured and full of smart dialogue."

"I needed to work on a film that was simple and yet smart and entertaining," she continues. "The film needed to have a big heart too."