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Nayantara has her hands full

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,January 10 2007]

Nayantara, the golden girl of South who shot to stardom, after debuting in Malayalam, regrets about not being able to give dates for Malyalam films. The reason? Short notice.

Nayantara is, in fact, interested in finding dates for Malluwood, if it happens to be a heroine centric film. But such roles are more mirage than reality in the Indian filmdom.

Nayantara has appeared as heroine in three Tamil films that was released in the Deepavali season -- Thalaimagan, Vallavan and E. She has completed Boss with Nagarjuna in Telugu recently.

Now she is cast opposite Prabhas in a Telugu movie titled Yogi. This film will again be remade in Tamil with Meera Jasmine and Dhanush, in the title Parattai Engira Azhagu Sundaram. Nayantara also will appear in the film of Venkatesh and Ravi Teja in the recent future.

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