“I’m thrilled to do Ilaignan. My character is crucial to the development of the plot. It’s a very powerful role, a character with negative shades with which I get to experiment with my looks and costumes; something different and striking. I accepted the role because the story, screenplay and dialogues for the film have been penned by Kalaignar. It is also Suresh Krissna’s 50th film. It feels good to be a part of such a project,” she said to a leading English daily.
Interestingly, her recent Telugu release Simha, with superstar Balakrishna and Nayantara, is turning out to be the year’s biggest hit. There are also reports that the actress will soon produce films under her new banner
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