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Genelia loves to be a T-girl

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,March 17 2010]

Though Genelia D' Souza's fans may have been disappointed with the less number of films coming from the actress in Telugu, here is a good news for them this Ugadi. The actress is reportedly mooting to do more number of Telugu movies this new year.

Currently, she is involved in the Ram Charan Tej film, which is directed by Bommarillu Bhaskar. She is all too happy with the kind of role she portrays in the much-publicised movie.

Later, the actress will be doing another Telugu film, with a popular hero. The details of the new project will be out soon.

Thus, by iterating her commitment to do more Tollywood in the coming months, Genelia has definitely gifted her fans oodles of good news this festive season.

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