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Actress Celina plays a prank New-Zealand director |
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Tuesday, 25 September 2007 |
 Celina Jaitley has recently shared a funny incident which took place during the shooting of her first foreign film in New Zealand. Actually it was a prank played by the actress on the director Ken Khan.
It took place at a party during the filming of the film "Love Has No Languages" directed by Ken Khan. According to the actress, she asked the director to greet Indian guests by saying "Namaste, tera baap chor hain," which means "Greetings, your father is a thief." The unsuspecting director Ken fell for her trick and did as she asked him to do.
"You should have seen the expression of the guest's faces when Mr. Ken Khan actually greeted them saying those words. They were just shocked and didn't know how to react to those words," she continues. "Later I told them that it was a prank that I played on him," said the actress who has acted in about ten Bollywood films after she won the Miss India contest in 2001. Celina is fluent in English and German and said she worked very hard for the NZ accent.
The story revolves around her and the Kiwi actor Ben Mitchell. It is about cross-cultural romance and Celina plays an Indian girl brought up in New Zealand. The conservative parents of her character want her to marry an Indian, as a result her romance with the actor puts her character on a collision course with her parents. The movie goes like that.
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