production and all the hype seems to have worked in her favour with her performance adding the required pep to the happenings. The success of the movie catapulted her to super stardom. Come 2008, and the south Indian belle Asin will mark her entry into Bollywood with the Hindi remake of her Tamil super hit Ghajini opposite Aamir Khan, which is expected to be wrapped up in January.

The actress is also eagerly awaiting her Tamil release Dasavatharam. Her Deepavali release Vel was a hit and this has come as a shot in the arm for her. Asin is presently in Mumbai spending the Christmas-New Year weekend with her parents at her paternal aunt’s house. She is now being flooded with offers in Hindi and is contemplating her future moves. The latest we hear from Bollywood sources is that she has accepted two films, one opposite Shahid Kapoor, to be directed by Ken Ghosh, and the other as Big B’s daughter in Honey Irani’s next flick. Another project worth mentioning is the offer to play the leading lady opposite Salman Khan in Sohail Khan’s next venture, touted to be a mega-budget musical. She has, however, denied rumors of settling in Mumbai for good and insists that it is only a temporary move and will be back in Chennai for her next Tamil movie. With all our male stars failing to make a mark in Bollywood, let’s hope we see another Sridevi in the making.