By Jilawatan

After her film ‘London Dreams’ failed to click at the box office, Asin Thottumkal is left without work in the Hindi film industry.

“I have no films as of now. All that I can reveal is that future projects are under production and I can’t talk about them until the producers give me a go- ahead,” Asin divulged.

Though Asin assured us that her fans would see more of her in movies this year, we hear from sources that with no Bollywood offers on hand, Asin is now looking at South Indian film possibilities. Buzz is that Asin has agreed to do a Malayalam film for a renowned director. She is also reportedly in talks with some other filmmakers from South India.

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Asin Thottungal- the pretty and highly adorable actress from Kerala is the toast of the youth these days. Her unique acting along with the charm and high professionalism makes her the heart throb of millions. She has always opted out of the vulgar lanes and hence remains decent and elegant unlike so many other female actors in her field are.

Asin entered the film industry through modeling. Her debut film was in Malayalam- “Narendran Makan Jayakanthan Vaka” , which did not turn out to be a big break for her career. But she made a comeback through the Telugu commercial film “Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi” in 2001, which gave her the Filmfare Award for the Best Telugu Actress. This made her showered with exciting offers from Tamil and Telugu film industries.

By Jilawatan

After her film “London Dreams” failed to click at the box office, there is no work for Asin Thottumkal in the Hindi film industry.

“I have nothing (no films) as of now. All that I can reveal is that future projects are under production and I can’t talk about them until the producers give me a go- ahead,” Asin told reporters here Wednesday.

The actress was in the capital to announce the 55th edition of the Filmfare Awards. She, however, assured that she will be seen more in movies this year.

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When an outstanding iconic figure like Vidya Balan is overthrowned by a younger actor like Asin is really a hard news to swallow.

As the Bollywood industry knows that Vidya Balan is the first choice in any director’s list is quite shocking to hear that she has been replaced. But there is reasonable answer to why things had happened so because Bhansali was continuously delaying the project that apparently erupted Vidya’s patience.

Evidently when Balan thought to quit Bhansali had no choice but replace Asin in her place and the same case even happened with Harman Baweja who was replaced by John Abraham.

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The constant postponement of the film Chenab Gandhi being produced by Sanjay Leela Bhansali and directed by Vibhu Puri, has led to the actors being in a constant stage of doubt on whether the film will ever take place. And now the latest casualty is said to be Vidya Balan who has moved out of the project. It was Harman Baweja who had to go out of the film first because the dates clashed and he was replaced by John Abraham in the film. And now we hear that Vidya has moved on from the project and may find herself replaced by Asin who has been making waves in Bollywood. We are still wondering what the reason for the postponement of the shootings is and would like to know it as much as the stars who are playing musical chairs in the film.

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Top Malayali actresses who made waves outside their state, are getting back to familiar moorings in Kerala! Successful Malayali girls, like Nayanthara, Meera Jasmine, Mamta Mohandas, Priyamani and Bhavana, who made it to the top in Tamil and Telugu films, are now doing Malayalam films. The big buzz now is that Asin, who has no current projects in Bollywood, has agreed to do a Malayalam film for a director known for his meaningful films. Nayanthara’s first Malayalam film in three years, Bodyguard, with Dileep is releasing next week. Nayan, who is shifting base, has also signed her first film in Sandalwood, a big budget extravaganza, directed by and starring superstar Upendra. In Malayalam, she will be doing director Shyama Prasad’s next film; two other films with Mammootty and Mohanlal are in the pipeline.

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She’s called Asin’s doppelganger and rightly so. Probably the pressure is building up on the up-and-coming Poorna, who was hailed as next Asin by Vijay. Much as she loves Asin, Poorna denies that she tries to emulate her.

“I am a big time fan of Asin. But when it comes to my style, I have a style of my own and do not try to duplicate her. I know you can only sustain in this industry if you are unique,” she was quoted as saying. Ahem!

By Jilawatan At a time when size zero is becoming a craze among Bollywood heroines, Asin’s answer to a question on slimming down is a big no. “I believe in performance, not size zero,” said the ‘Ghajini’ girl in an interview. “I am comfortable with my looks and I want audience to think me as a girl-next-door. Size zero is an unhealthy trend. I don’t want to pain myself to reduce weight,” the south Indian siren who is making waves in Hindi cinema said. Claiming that actresses from the south are getting a very good reception in Mumbai, Asin said the reason was their commitment, dedication and honesty. “The respect for south Indians increased especially after the winning of the Oscars by Rahman,” she said. Extending her wishes to Trisha, who too had stepped into Hindi film industry, Asin, when asked about her advice to her colleague, said, “I am not experienced enough to advice someone. But my wishes are always there for Trisha.” Denying reports that she had been approached for a Vijay film, she said, “No such offer came in my way. But I am always ready to share the screen space with my ‘Pokkiri’(Tamil) pair. Because, Vijay is a nice person to work with.”

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Asin, decided to take a break and went to Kochi, her home town with parents and spend the day with relatives and friends with a small party in the night with homemade food cooked by her mom. She also caught up with few movies and chilled out in her apartment