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Destination New Zealand for Shriya

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,January 24 2009]

Shriya seems to a lucky woman. These days she is busy globetrotting, (hopping from one country to another).

The actress, who had been in Malaysia and Hong Kong to shoot for 'Jaggubhai' recently, is now getting ready to pack her bags to go Down Under.

Shriya will be off to New Zealand to shake her legs with Vishal for 'Thoranai'. The movie being produced by GK Film Corporations and directed by Sabha Ayappan, is fast progressing.

A couple of song sequences will be shot in unexplored locales of New Zealand, says the director. After completing the shoot for 'Thoranai', Shriya would be off to Canada to shoot for Deepa Mehta's cross-over film.

It may be recalled that for 'Kanthaswamy', Shriya had been to Spain, Singapore and its adjoining countries.

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