Money did not bring any good to me
This year's national award-winning actress Meera Jasmine said here Sunday that all the money she had earned through acting in movies brought her only sadness. "I have now realised that all the money t
Meera Jasmine returning to Kannada screen
Kerala star Meera Jasmine is returning to Kannada cinema soon in an as yet untitled film. The film, to be produced by K. Manju, will have superstar Vishnuvardhan playing the role of her brother. Aniru
Meera Jasmine is the heroine
Meera Jasmine will play the female lead in the Onam film of Dileep. This flick directed by Shaji Kailaas will start shooting by the tenth of June at Ernakulam. Meera Jasmine has started her film car
Bees attack Meera Jasmine hospitalized
Mallu beauty Meera Jasmine is today (April 3, 2008) attacked by bees at a shooting spot and she was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital. The incident happened when she was shooting for the film Go
Meera Jasmine
Meera Jasmine
Meera Jasmine (Jasmine Mary Joseph) was born on 15 February 1984 to father Joseph Philip and Aleyamma in Kuttappuzha, Tiruvalla, Pathanamthitta District, Kerala, India. She is a Syrian Christian by faith and has two sisters and two brothers. She did her schooling from Mar Thoma Residential School in Tiruvalla, before her entry into films.
More awards for Mohanlal Meera Jasmine
Tanmatra and Achuvinte Amma have bagged the top Ujala-Asianet Film Awards. Announcing this, KP Mohanan, managing editor of Asianet Television, named Achuvinte Amma as the best film. Blessy, who made the Mohanlal starrer Tanmatra, was named the best director. Mohanlal was named best actor for his performances in Tanmatra and Udayananu Tharam. Meera Jasmine was selected the best actress for Achuvinte Amma. Nedumudi Venu was named best supporting actor for Tanmatra. Meera Vasudevan was named best debutant heroine and Arjun Lal the best debutant hero. Comedian Jagathy Sreekumar was named for a special jury award and veteran actress Sukumari was picked for Life Time Achievement award for her contribution to Malayalam films in a career spanning nearly five decades. A total of 16 awards were announced. The entire cash prize for these awards is Rs.620,000. The awards would be given away on March 19
