GUESS WHAT THIS VETERAN 1980’S TAMIL ACTRESS IS UPTO NOW!
Home > Tamil Movies > Tamil Cinema NewsBy Akash | Feb 05, 2018
Popular 80’s Tamil actress Jayashree, who made her debut through the film Thendrale Ennai Thodu opposite actor Mohan had been part of numerous Tamil films. However, the actress had moved to the United States of America after a stint of films and when we got in touch with her recently, we got to know something really interesting.
Actress Jayashree has been working for a leading France based bank situated in the USA and is really happy about this. Apart from this, she is also the mother of two children. Talking about this innings of hers to Behindwoods, Jayashree said:
“I am really happy working here and it has been around 30 years since I moved to the States. I loved acting in films as well and this is another nice phase of life. Apart from all this, I am now a mother and this is something I am proud of too. I haven’t stopped acting in films though. You would have recently seen me in Manal Kayiru 2 as well. It is nice to be here in the USA and the occasional films are also a nice experience.”
We wish actress Jayashree best of luck for her forthcoming ventures, films and endeavours.
“BIGGEST HURDLES WHILE SHOOTING WERE TIGERS AND BEARS!”
Home > Tamil Movies > Tamil Cinema NewsBy Akash | Apr 15, 2017
Director Vijay’s next titled Vanamagan starring Jayam Ravi and Sayyesha is a forest based action adventure film. The movie which has music by Harris Jayaraj has ecstatic art work by art director Jayashree. In an exclusive interview with Behindwoods, Jayashree shared information on her Vanamagan:
“Jayam Ravi is one of the sweetest actors and human beings I have known. Vanamagan is a very special film. Generally, art directors fail to get credits for their work on the teaser card. But director Vijay has given me the credits for my sets and the entire team, including Jayam Ravi were really happy with my sets and art work. The biggest hurdles that we faced while shooting for Vanamagan were animals like tigers and bears that might have interrupted the shoot or attacked the people. However, shooting within a forest, we had to be ready for it.”
