Thursday, May 31, 2007

Meera Jasmine becomes a smart alec

Talking about Malayalam film industry, Meera Jasmine seems to have become enlightened that home is where the heart is. Listen to her latest gyan: It is always good to do films in your mother tongue rather than hop into other industries. First, she says, it is easier to act in your mother tongue because you are well versed with the language. Two, when you are in your home state, it's like living in your house. Everything if familiar to you. And the environment is the same as you grew up in your childhood. Three, she asks what did I get acting in Tamil especially, not money nor fame. On top of it, they've said that I've had an affair with every possible hero they could come up with. That is why you can never beat the home experience, she says. Not bad, Jasmine. You've mastered the art of talking. As long as you were doing well in the Telugu and Tamil film industries, you were all praise for them, and now that you don't stand a chance of getting any more films here, you've forgotten them and have started praising the Malayalam film industry, only because you get offers from there. And the link-ups with heroes that you've been talking about, they've been there ever since you entered the industry. What is so new about it? Stop bragging about your home town and give credit to the Tamil and Telugu film industries for having given you some exceptional roles.

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