Lekha Washington's ticket to Bollywood
Looks like South actresses are in a mood to make their presence in Bollywood.
After Asin, Genelia and Sada now Lekha Washington is all set to start working on her Bollywood's debut flick Peter Gaya Kaam Se to be produced by UTV's 'Spotboy' productions. She is paired opposire Rajeev Khandelwal and is presentloy going through short term training in martial arts and other stunts as per the requirement of her character. The film is directed by John Owens, who is a British filmmaker based in India. The film is scheduled to hit the floors from March first week and would be shot amid the beautiful locations of Goa.
--SAMPURN
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