Interview with Asin - IFFI 09
Asin took the nation by storm as Aamir Khan's love interest in Ghajini. Recently, she scorched the Bollywood-screens with her act in London Dreams. Amit R Agarwal caught up with Asin during the IFFI 09 for a quick tete-a-tete.
ASIN NEEDS no introduction. She took the nation by storm as Aamir Khan's love interest in Ghajini. Recently, she scorched the Bollywood-screens with her act in London Dreams. Prior to that she sizzled the southern-film industry in India.
She was in news at IFFI 09, as she shared the dais with legendary actress, Waheeda Rehman to light up the inaugural lamp. Amit R Agarwal from merinews.com caught up with Asin during the International Film Festival of India - IFFI 09 for a quick tete-a-tete.
Amit Agarwal: How does it feel to be in Goa at IFFI?
Asin: It is wonderful being in Goa, more so since I am here at a festival that is celebration of films. Being an avid film-buff, I am all too pleased to be here at IFFI.
AA: Do you think film-festivals are of any significance?
Asin: Of course, one gets to see so many different films from as many diverse genres. It shows the thinking pattern of not only the film-makers, but also the actors. Some of the films are real gems that can be watched again and again.
AA: Your name is very unusual - Asin, what does it mean?
Asin: It means 'without any sin' a-sin.
AA: You share the space with Bollywood's legendary actress, Waheeda Rehman, what are your impressions of her?
Asin: The first impressions that her name brings to mind are of beauty and grace! It is amazing the way she conducts herself even at this age.
AA: Did Waheedaji commented on your performance in Ghajini?
Asin: Of course, as I said I have always been an ardent admirer of Waheedaji. She is beauty and grace personified. Waheedaji was asking me whether I am trained in classical dance, which I am. She told me she thought was very spontaneous in Ghajini. Coming from her, I feel it is a really nice complement.
AA: You won your first Filmfare award in 2003. It has been six years, are awards important to you?
Asin: For me the biggest award is the love and adulation of countless fans. It more than makes up for any award, unless it's an Oscar.
Amit Agarwal: How does it feel to be in Goa at IFFI?
Asin: It is wonderful being in Goa, more so since I am here at a festival that is celebration of films. Being an avid film-buff, I am all too pleased to be here at IFFI.
AA: Do you think film-festivals are of any significance?
Asin: Of course, one gets to see so many different films from as many diverse genres. It shows the thinking pattern of not only the film-makers, but also the actors. Some of the films are real gems that can be watched again and again.
AA: Your name is very unusual - Asin, what does it mean?
Asin: It means 'without any sin' a-sin.
AA: You share the space with Bollywood's legendary actress, Waheeda Rehman, what are your impressions of her?
Asin: The first impressions that her name brings to mind are of beauty and grace! It is amazing the way she conducts herself even at this age.
AA: Did Waheedaji commented on your performance in Ghajini?
Asin: Of course, as I said I have always been an ardent admirer of Waheedaji. She is beauty and grace personified. Waheedaji was asking me whether I am trained in classical dance, which I am. She told me she thought was very spontaneous in Ghajini. Coming from her, I feel it is a really nice complement.
AA: You won your first Filmfare award in 2003. It has been six years, are awards important to you?
Asin: For me the biggest award is the love and adulation of countless fans. It more than makes up for any award, unless it's an Oscar.
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