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Asin worried about her fake profiles

  • IndiaGlitz, [Monday,July 23 2012]

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Asin says she is worried that there are many fake profiles of her on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter. I am not there in any such site, says the south Indian actress, who is now popular in Bollywood.

She adds: There are many fake profiles of mine on online platforms. The worst is that some of those profiles have regular updates on my movements, giving an impression that I am posting them.

Stating that she is not interested at being a member of social networking sites, Asin adds: I want to be calm. I don't want the whole world to know what I am doing each and every minute.

Asin also says that she doesn't want to boast about her by writing something on Facebook and Twitter. I have personal things which I have to keep personal. Why should I make it public, she asks.

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