Ragni Dwivedi's Movie On Tamil Nadu CM Jayalalithaa To Be A Multi-Lingual

It's a known fact that South lass Ragini Dwivedi is essaying ace actress turned politician Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa's role in forthcoming film Amma, which is being directed by Faisal Saif. The latest buzz from the makers is that Amma is a multi-lingual flick, which will now be made in all South Indian languages - Kannada, Telugu, Malayalam, Tamil and National language Hindi.

Amma is all set to go on-floors on the occasion of Ragini Dwivedi's birthday, May 24 2014. Speaking to Bangalore Mirror, director Faisal has denied that Amma is based on Jayalalithaa's life. "Jayalalithaa is a living legend and is commonly known as Amma. But every woman is Amma. I do not deny that our film tackles political issues. But it is about a small-time woman's struggle and the pain she endures to become an icon in a short span of time. It is still too early to speak more on the film. We will put an end to all the speculations on May 24. But I would say that no other actress would have dared to touch the film. She was my first choice and the best. The killer smile Ragini has is the same that I had envisioned for my character Amma." Continue reading the story on slide show...

Movie Will Be Made In Kannada And Hindi First

Director Faisal Saif added that he will be making Amma in Kannada and Hindi, and in the second stage it will be made in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu.

Faisal Is Busy With Mein Hoon Rajinikanth

Currently Faisal is wrapping up the shooting of Mein Hoon Rajinikanth, which is said to be based on Tamil superstar Rajini.

Ragini Is The Perfect Choice

He also added that Ragini Dwivedi will be the perfect choice to play the lead role in his movie, which will also be Ragini's first film in Hindi as a solo heroine.

Ragini's Creative Inputs Helped Faisal

He said, "It would have been wrong to approach a Bollywood actress for this film. Ragini promotes her films and not herself. Her creative inputs have helped me develop this film."

Ragini Turns Multilingual Actress

After playing solo heroine in Amma, South lass Ragini Dwivedi will be called as Multilingual actress in Indian film industry.