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Will Genelia say bye to South?

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,August 29 2009]

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Goan beauty Genelia has been a popular star in the south. She has delivered many hits in Tollywood and Kollywood. She made a great debut in Bollywood which gave immense popularity.

Currently she is busy with offers in the north with many filmmakers looking forward to sign her up. Since then, the buzz has been strong whether Genny would be slowly drifting away just like the hot beauty Asin.

However the actress said that she will not snap her ties with the southern industry. She added that she will always take time to do movies from south.

She is currently doing a Telugu movie titled “Katha” in which she is playing the role of a teacher. Now that’s a really good news for her fans here.

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