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Nayantara is back to Mollywood

  • IndiaGlitz, [Thursday,December 11 2008]

Nayantara skipped several offers in Tamil and Telugu, during her wait for Lingusamy's 'Paiya' to kick off, but eventually pulled out of the project following demands to cut her remuneration. Quick to fit in her show was Tamanna.

Now according to reliable sources, Nayantara is back to Kerala. She has agreed to do a movie titled 'Bodyguard', which begins on 15th January, the day Paiya goes to floors. A coincidence!

Nayantara began her journey in Malayalam movies and then made her debut in Tamil with Ayya. She has been set to act with Dileep in a movie, in Siddique's direction. It may be recalled that Nayanthara had appeared for a song sequence in the recent release T20 starring Mammootty, Mohanlal, Suresh Gopi, Dileep, Jayaram, Prithviraj, Jayasurya, Indrajith, Boban Kunchakko, directed by Joshy.

Watch 'Ayya' on IGCinema.com

Watch 'Hey Dil Diwana' Song from the Multistarer - 'Twenty:20'

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