Pakistani starlet Meera is back in Bollywood with a secret plan for stardom which she says is bound to succeed because she's prettier and younger than many of the industry's leading ladies. If Meera, who only uses one name, is worried about making friends and winning over Bollywood luminaries, it sure didn't show in an interview with the Times of India published on Friday. ``Actresses like Preity Zinta and Rani Mukherji'' -- two of Bollywood's biggest stars -- ``have such ordinary faces, unlike me. I'm better looking and more photogenic than any of them,'' she was quoted as saying. Meera has acted in more than 35 Pakistani movies and made her Hindi movie debut in May in ``Nazar,'' or ``Sight.'' But soon after she ditched Bollywood for her native land, complaining that she wasn't being treated well by Indian filmmakers. Those days are behind her, she insisted in the Times interview, saying: ``Today I have a plan of action that I won't share with anybody. Very soon, I will be a big star in Bollywood.'' Working to her advantage, she told the paper, is her youth. ``Most of the actresses here are above 30. I'm just 24 years old and have many more years to prove myself,'' she reportedly said.