Nagma's sister getting married
Courtesy:
Mid-Day
Friday,
September
01,
2006
Naghma's
younger
sister
Jyotika
is
getting
married
to
Tamil
star,
Surya,
at
the
Ramanathan
Chettiyar
Hall
in
Chennai,
on
September
11,
2006.
The guest list comprises film industry bigwigs, VIPs, politicians and the glitterati. The event will be followed by a reception the following day at the Chennai Park Sheraton.
Jyotika and Surya have acted together in films like Kakka Kakka, Perazhagan and Mayaavi besides having debuted together in Poovellam Kaettupaar.
In a chat with HiTLIST, Naghma talks about being excited about her little sister's shaadi, learning nine languages and her films at hand.
So,
your
baby
sister
is
getting
married.
I
am
very
excited
and
happy
for
Jyotika.
We
had
always
known
that
she
would
marry
Surya.
They
worked
together
for
their
first
film.
Their
friendship
started
from
there
and
soon
turned
into
love.
They
were
waiting
for
the
right
moment
to
formalise
their
relationship.
Now
they
want
to
be
life
partners
and
there
is
nothing
more
special
than
that.
Your
impression
of
the
dulhe
raja?
He's
a
great
guy,
very
simple,
down
to
earth
and
well-mannered.
We
had
a
small
Ganpati
puja
in
Chennai
on
August
27,
which
was
attended
by
Surya's
family
and
ours.
This
was
when
the
families
met
for
the
first
time.
What's
the
guest
list
like?
Jayalalitha
(the
Chief
Minister
of
Tamil
Nadu),
Rajnikanth,
Chiranjeevi,
Kamal
Hassan
as
well
as
the
whole
south
film
industry
will
be
coming.
Priyadarshan
is
shooting
in
Chennai
for
Bhaagam
Bhaag
with
Govinda
and
Akshay
Kumar
and
we
have
invited
them
all.
The reception, to be held the next day, will be attended by the youngsters of the south film industry.
Tell
us
about
the
bride's
and
your
outfits?
Jyotika
will
be
wearing
a
light,
bubblegum-pink
gold
Kanjeevaram
saree,
while
I
will
be
wearing
a
reddish
pink
one
to
match
my
ruby-and-diamond
jewellery
set.
But
for
the
reception
on
September
12,
both
of
us
will
be
wearing
Indo-western
clothes.
When
will
we
hear
your
wedding
bells?
I
am
not
hell-bent
on
getting
married.
If
I
have
to
get
married,
I
will.
But
if
I
don't,
I
won't
be
shattered.
Unless
you
are
dead
sure
about
your
guy,
you
shouldn't
get
married.
I
am
still
waiting
for
my
Mr
Right
to
come.
Marriage
is
an
institution
I
would
like
to
get
into,
but
only
if
I
find
the
perfect
man.
Recently there was a controversy where you were linked to Bhojpuri superstar Ravi Kissen... I wouldn't like to comment on the matter. At the proper time, I will make an announcement.
Have
you
invited
him
for
Jyotika's
wedding?
No
comments.
What
are
the
films
you
are
doing
at
the
moment?
I
have
completed
the
Punjabi
film
-
Ek
Jind
Ek
Jaan.
I
have
learnt
nine
languages,
so
I
want
to
do
films
in
all
languages.
I
am
doing
lots
of
Bhojpuri
films,
Dilip
Kumar
and
Saira
Banu's,
Abtavanjasajahanva
Hamaar,
Ganga
with
Mr
Bachchan,
Saroj
Khan's
debut
venture,
Dil
Tohar
Deewana
Ho
Gayeal,
Raja
Thakur
with
Shatrughan
ji,
GP
Sippy's
Maai
Tadosmaaihaden
and
Prem
Yudh.
On
the
Hindi
film
front,
I
am
in
the
process
of
signing
a
very
big
period
thriller.
I
am
getting
to
do
a
variety
of
roles
with
content,
so
I
am
satisfied.
Why
were
you
missing
from
Hindi
films
for
so
long?
I
have
never
planned
on
my
career.
I
took
a
break
as
I
was
teaching
Art
of
Living
to
people.
I
had
learnt
it
in
1995
and
after
teaching
for
four
years
I
got
back
to
films.
Now
I
am
getting
good
film
offers
that
I
can't
resist
taking
up.