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Nayan sees b'day gift in praises

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,November 18 2011]

Nayanatara is every bit enjoying her Sri Rama Rajyam success. In fact, she feels that the critical applause and the praises showered upon her by those who have watched her Sita act in the Nov. 17 release as a birthday gift.

Celebrating her 27th birthday today (Nov. 18), she is upbeat about all the attention that she is getting. The discerning audience and layman like have lapped up her sympathetic expressions in the Bapu marvel. She is in Chennai having a gala time with her fiance this birthday.

Meanwhile, the speculation that this one could be her last film in Telugu has been growing in strength in both Chennai and Hyderabad. The grapevine has it that she will marry Prabhu Deva next year and may bid adieu to films once and for all. (The choreographer-actor is currently directing Rowdy Rathod in Tamil).

With everyone talking about Nayan's acting in SRR in adulatory terms, she can't ask for more this birthday.

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