Nadigar Sangam secretary Radha Ravi in an interview to a Tamil paper has said: “Now that the TFPC elections are over, the industry will sort out the Asin issue. All the industry associations like TFPC, FEFSI, Tamil Nadu Theatre Owners and Distributors associations would convene a meeting before the end of the week to discuss the course of action against Asin”.
“Asin, don’t leave us, stay with us,” screamed the young girls at the Siriliya Sevana orphanage in Vavuniya, Sri Lanka, on Sunday. In a quiet gesture of solidarity with displaced people — something that no one from Tamil Nadu had attempted in the island nation — Asin stayed back in Colombo even after the crew of Ready wound up and left the island nation.“I want to do whatever it takes to help these people regain their eyesight,” said Asin, “We will continue to periodically host these eye camps across the Northern and Eastern regions of Sri Lanka until all the 10,000 registered patients have been attended to,” she added. Asin hopes to bring in more doctors and medication in the second phase in November.
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