00:00The best experience that you've had so far in terms of industries, so which one would you choose, Tamil, Telugu or Hindi?
00:09Oh, all have their own beautiful experience.
00:13But I would especially would like to tell Tamil because Tamil is the one which has taught me so many things because I was just a newborn baby when I did.
00:24Of course, my sister was there in Tamil. I mean, she started doing, but me as a newcomer and as a newborn baby, as an actress, when you say Shanti Priya, Shanti I was always, but Priya came when I went.
00:41So it's a born. I was born at Shanti Priya in the Tamil industry who actually has given me everything what I am today, what taught me this industry, the Tamil industry, the South industry, because that time it was South.
00:55It is called South industry. So the South industry has taught me discipline, punctuality and obedience, a lot of things which I am totally gratitude to the industry, which I am.
01:08Even people appreciate me there and down in Bombay when I go for more events or anything.
01:15They just say, why are you so early? I said, no, I have been given.
01:19Sorry, I have been given a time of four o'clock. So that's why I'm here at 3.45.
01:24He said, no, man, four o'clock means we expect to come by 4.35. Not so like, OK, but this is what I am.
01:32I'm still the school, old school, and I will be in certain aspects, the old school girl.
01:37So and this is what my South industry has taught me.
01:41Never take anybody for granted and there will always be somebody to replace.
01:49Bye.
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