Heroine power
Friday, December 2, 2005 • Tamil
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It is not unnatural to dub films to capitalize on the drawing power of a hero.
But when a film is dubbed for the sake of heroine then it is obviously news.
Well, Meera Jasmine is the one making news here.
As everyone knows this actress from Kerala has had a decent outing in Telugu.
Her Ammayi Bagundi, in which she played a dual role, was dubbed in Malayalam a few months ago.
Now Bhadra, in which she played the heroine to Ravi Teja, has been dubbed in Malayalam for release there.
Well, well, it would be nice to see Ravi Teja speak Malayalam.
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