At
home,
she
is
a
docile
conservative
South
Indian
girl.
But
put
her
on
stage
and
she
transforms
into
a
cool
chic
rock
singer
with
a
guitar
in
her
hands
and
a
song
on
her
lips.
Apparently,
that's
what
Asin
plays
in
London
Dreams.
According
to
sources,
there
are
two
separate
looks
for
her
Londoner's
character.
The
traditional
South
Indian
look
and
the
rock
singer
who
takes
off
with
her
friends
to
jam
and
groove
to
beat.
Though
producer-director
Vipul
Shah
isn't
revealing
anything,
it
is
reliably
learnt
that
Asin
who
makes
her
transition
from
Tamil-Telugu
to
Hindi
cinema,
even
gets
to
sing
in
her
voice
and
play
the
guitar
in
London
Dreams.
But
it's
bye-bye
to
Tamil
and
Telugu
cinema.
Now
Asin
has
moved
bag
and
baggage
with
her
parents
to
pursue
a
full-time
career
in
Hindi
cinema.
The
family
has
been
staying
in
a
rented
place
in
the
suburbs
for
a
year
now.
She
is
ready
to
buy
her
own
place
in
Bandra.
"We're
looking
at
some
places.
And
we'll
zero
in
on
the
place
we
want
soon."
About
her
role
in
London
Dreams,
Asin
is
totally
tightlipped.
"All
I
can
say
is,
it's
something
I've
never
played
before.
In
fact
I
think
it's
a
role
never
seen
in
Indian
cinema.
Beyond
that
I
can't
talk
about
it.
But
I'm
very
excited
about
both
Ghajini
and
London
Dreams.
I've
a
long
list
of
criteria
for
selecting
a
role
beginning
with
the
director,
banner
and
co-star
and
ending
with
the
cinematographer...I
want
them
all
to
be
just
right.
Am
I
being
greedy?
Perhaps.
I'm
sorry.
I
can't
settle
for
anything
but
the
best," said
Asin
before
bringing
in
her
birthday
quietly.
Story first published: Friday, December 12, 2008, 14:06 [IST]