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The film ‘Gorintaku’ based on brother-sister sentiment, with Rajasekhar playing the brother and Meera Jasmine as sister, is all set for release during the second half of May.

Directed by VR Pratap, presented by RB Choudary and produced by NV Prasad and Paras Jain on the banner of Mega Super Good Movies, the film had Arthi Agarwal in the female lead.

Producers say, ‘Almost all the films that came on the Telugu screen with brother-sister sentiment were hits. We are also confident that our film ‘Gorintaku’ would also emerge winner.’

Presenter of the film RB Choudary says, ‘Rajasekhar’s earlier film ‘Simharasi’ was a big hit on our banner. We are sure that this film would repeat the history. SA Rajkumar scored music and there was a very good response for the audio from the audiences. We expect the same positive response to the film as well.’

Director VR Pratap says, ‘We remade a Kannada film ‘Anna Thangi’ into Telugu. We made certain changes to suit the Telugu nativity. I am confident that the film would earn me good name on the lines of my earlier hit film, ‘Nuvvu Vastavani’ with Nagarjuna as hero.’

It is learnt that Rajasekhar is playing dual roles as father and son. However, the father’s role would last only for a few minutes.

She’s a national award winner in the Best Actress category. Over the past seven years, Meera Jasmine has firmly established herself as a force to reckon with in the Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada film industries.

Also famous for the many controversies chasing her, Meera speaks her heart out on her marriage plans, her recent intimate scenes with Bharath and Mohanlal in Nepali and Innathe Chintha Vishayam and the ban on her acting in Malayalam movies by AMMA. Read on…

Currently…
I’m shooting for a Telugu movie called Gorintaku, which is a remake of the Kannada movie Anna Thangi. I play Dr Rajashekhar’s sister in the movie. The film is about the relationship between a brother and sister and how that affects the sister’s relationship with her boyfriend. I’m also doing another Telugu film in which I’ll be paired with Jagapathi Babu.

On shifting base to Tollywood…
I haven’t shifted base to Tollywood. I’m just shooting for two Telugu films simultaneously now. I’m also working on a third film, which is a Malayalam one, that will see me pair up with my Achuvinte Amma co-star Naren.

On reports about being banned by AMMA…
I’m not aware that I’ve been banned from working in Malayalam cinema by the Association of Malayalam Movie Artistes. If that’s the case, how would I be working in a Malayalam movie? It’s ridiculous! Even if I were banned, I know how to react and respond.

They say you’ve gone glam in Tamil and Telugu…
What do they mean by glamour? If it’s about the clothes I wear, I want them to point out where and when I have been glamorous or vulgar. I’m not stupid. At this stage of my career, I don’t have to do anything that goes against my image to get famous. I don’t want to become famous in India by being glamorous, least of all in south India. I have set limits to what I will and will not do and glamour is something I won’t try. Intimacy is different from glamour. When I play the role of a wife or a girlfriend, there has to be some degree of intimacy. I am an artiste, after all. I can’t work like a nun. But even with intimacy, there are lines that I will not cross.

Living up to expectations as an award winner…
It’s hard to select movies in Malayalam because most of my awards have been for performances in Malayalam movies. But if I put too much thought into selecting roles, I will just end up sitting at home without work.

Bollywood…
There have been a few interesting Hindi movie offers, and they keep coming, but I don’t think I’ll accept any of them. Down south, I enjoy a comfort zone. I feel a sense of nativity here. The work culture is also entirely different in the two zones. Let me just say that I’m very happy where I am now.

Marriage…
Plans are definitely on. I will be marrying Mandolin Rajesh, but not for the next two or three years. I hope that will put to rest all the rumours that I’ve eloped or that I’m already married.