Arya is so much fun to work with-Nayanthara

When we met Nayanthara recently, she was busy dodging Arya’s advances and giving him the slip. Now, now, before you let your imagination run wild, all the action was happening for the camera on the sets of Boss Engira Baskaran (BEB), directed by Rajesh M of Siva Manasula Sakthi fame.

“We’re shooting a song that features during a marriage. It’s so much fun doing a light-hearted flick,” begins Nayanthara, “I haven’t worked with Arya before and when I got an offer from Rajesh, I accepted it immediately. He is a sensible director and managed to gauge the pulse of the audience in his very first film. BEB is a complete entertainer. There are no messages to be delivered and promises to be kept.”

So, what is the movie all about? “It gives one a peek into a middle-class family. It’s a movie about Baskaran (Arya) who takes life as it comes. He doesn’t believe in working and I change his life completely!” she says and adds, “I play Chandrika, a sensible middle-class girl, who expects everyone to be practical.” Tell her the sketch reminds one of her character Keerthi in Yaaradi Nee Mohini and she shoots back, “Keerthi was nice and sweet, but she was complicated. She had some issues in life, but Chandrika doesn’t.”

This pretty actress also can’t stop raving about her co-star, Arya. “He is so much fun to work with. He always has a smile on his face and it’s impossible to get angry with him. We have a good chemistry and got along like a house on fire,” she says enthusiastically.

Ask Nayanthara, who has worked with many established actors, if she regrets having missed out on any offers and she replies philosophically, “It’s true I have missed out on a few projects that later went on to become hits but then, there are no regrets. I believe that what belongs to you will come to you.”

Though Nayanthara has only BEB in Tamil currently, she has her hands full with projects in three other south Indian languages. “I’ve Simha with Balakrishna, directed by Boyapati Srinu, in Telugu. I also have Electra with director Shyam Prasad in Malayalam. It’s an interesting script and I’m looking forward to shooting for it. If all goes well, I might also dub for myself in this movie. And in Kannada, I have a yet-to-be-titled film with Upendra,” she concludes.

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Nayanthara give tips to Asin on playing the lead in Kaavalkaran

Nayanthara and Asin may have shared space in Ghajini but ask Nayan if she would give any tips to Asin on playing the lead in Kaavalkaran.

Which is a remake of her Malayalam hit Bodyguard, and the actress replies, “No actress would ask for tips from another.

And really, Asin is no newbie. She has her own style of doing things and her market in Kollywood is strong. She very well knows how to handle her roles with care and expertise.” Here’s one actress who speaks her mind.

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Actress Nayanthara would give any tips to Asin

Nayanthara and Asin may have shared space in Ghajini but ask Nayan if she would give any tips to Asin on playing the lead in Kaavalkaran.

Which is a remake of her Malayalam hit Bodyguard, and the actress replies, “No actress would ask for tips from another. And really, Asin is no newbie.

She has her own style of doing things and her market in Kollywood is strong. She very well knows how to handle her roles with care and expertise.” Here’s one actress who speaks her mind.

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Actress Nayanthara has lost some prior movies

Nayanthara while telling to the media people told that she is acting in “Boss Engira Bhaskaran”, a Tamil movie and in an another movie Simha, she is pairing with Balakrishna and also playing a role in movie “Electra” which is a Malayalam film.

In Kannada, Nayanthara is doing another movie with actor Upendra. She also committed that she has lost some prior movies. Some of those movies performed well at the Boxoffice but she is not taking tension over it as she thinks that what all we get is predetermined in our fate. She told that she is not such a person who takes worry about all these things.

Nayanthara also committed about her films in other languages which someone will dub for her. But the Malayalam movie “Electra” will be dubbed by Nayanthara herself. She said that she is really very glad about this. She too revealed out to the media about her desire to dub in Tamil movies. Nayanthara told that if in future she will get the chance she will definitely dub in Tamil movies too.

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Nayanthara is enjoying every bit of her first Kannada film

Last few months, Nayan has been avoiding the media.Read any tabloid and it seems that you can say or write anything about her. She’s been the hunted..

Media vultures have been picking at the carcasses of her personal life ever since she tattooed Prabhu Deva’s name on her hand. Gossip columns in all the four south states are incomplete without news on her.

But Nayan is unperturbed with all such reports and doesn’t really care a damn about what the media or anyone has to say about her. As long as she knows she’s right, others can take a walk.

Currently, she is shooting in Bangalore for her first Kannada film opposite superstar Upendra and is enjoying every bit of it.

Says beaming Nayan: “I love Bangalore, the people and above all this unit. Everyone is going out of their way to make me feel comfortable and I feel so pampered. I have very good friends here and I meet up with them when I’m not shooting”

After the Bangalore shoot, Nayan will be off to London for a long schedule of the film and then joining noted director Shyamaprasad’s film in Kerala.

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Lingusamy recalls what happened between the production house and Nayanthara

Director Lingusamy is excited over the release of his much-awaited film Paiyya. According to the director, the movie, which has Karthi and Tamannah as the lead pair, is a road film. Initially, Nayanthara was signed up to play Karthi’s pair but things did not work out and eventually she was replaced with Tamannah.

The director, in a recent interview to a national daily, recalls that what happened between the production house and Nayan was due to communication gap. The director was quoted as saying, “Things may not have worked out, but I’m still her fan.”

He said that Tamannah was zeroed in because he wanted an actress that could perform well throughout the movie.

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Nayanthara was busy dodging Arya’s advances and giving him the slip

When we met Nayanthara recently, she was busy dodging Arya’s advances and giving him the slip. Now, now, before you let your imagination run wild, all the action was happening for the camera on the sets of Boss Engira Baskaran (BEB), directed by Rajesh M of Siva Manasula Sakthi fame.

“We’re shooting a song that features during a marriage. It’s so much fun doing a light-hearted flick,” begins Nayanthara, “I haven’t worked with Arya before and when I got an offer from Rajesh, I accepted it immediately. He is a sensible director and managed to gauge the pulse of the audience in his very first film. BEB is a complete entertainer. There are no messages to be delivered and promises to be kept.”

So, what is the movie all about? “It gives one a peek into a middle-class family. It’s a movie about Baskaran (Arya) who takes life as it comes. He doesn’t believe in working and I change his life completely!” she says and adds, “I play Chandrika, a sensible middle-class girl, who expects everyone to be practical.” Tell her the sketch reminds one of her character Keerthi in Yaaradi Nee Mohini and she shoots back, “Keerthi was nice and sweet, but she was complicated. She had some issues in life, but Chandrika doesn’t.”

This pretty actress also can’t stop raving about her co-star, Arya. “He is so much fun to work with. He always has a smile on his face and it’s impossible to get angry with him. We have a good chemistry and got along like a house on fire,” she says enthusiastically.

Ask Nayanthara, who has worked with many established actors, if she regrets having missed out on any offers and she replies philosophically, “It’s true I have missed out on a few projects that later went on to become hits but then, there are no regrets. I believe that what belongs to you will come to you.”

Though Nayanthara has only BEB in Tamil currently, she has her hands full with projects in three other south Indian languages. “I’ve Simha with Balakrishna, directed by Boyapati Srinu, in Telugu. I also have Electra with director Shyam Prasad in Malayalam. It’s an interesting script and I’m looking forward to shooting for it. If all goes well, I might also dub for myself in this movie. And in Kannada, I have a yet-to-be-titled film with Upendra,” she concludes.

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