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Nayantara and the midnight shooting

  • IndiaGlitz, [Tuesday,February 19 2008]

Yaradi Nee Mohini Gallery

There are many stars in Tamil industry who work in the white collar shifts, ie from 9 am to 5 pm. Actors Vijay and Vadivelu belong to that category. There are some actresses who insist on avoiding to film till late night, as the weariness would show in close-up shots the following day.

It is in this context that Nayantara’s cooperation has touched the unit of ‘Yaradi Nee Mohini’ (YNM). Since the unit is struggling to finish the film within the scheduled time, she has finished her portions by acting straight into the night.

The actress has revealed that she has not toiled so hard for any other film. She is said to be quite thrilled to acting in this film, as it has given her ample scope to perform.

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