Heroines will not get burdened with numbers game: Asin

Unruffled with joining the Rs 100 crore club of heroines, Asin says she isn't bothered about it and insists that leading actresses shouldn't take the weight of numbers on their head.“I'M not bothered about numbers, I am happy that it happened with my films. It isn't that I USED TO BE expecting it to happen, it's not in my hands. I enjoyed doing my part,” Asin said.

“If the film is successful it's good…if it does Rs 100 crore or whatever it's the bonus but I don’t think that it needs to be the primary focus,” Asin said.

While Kareena Kapoor rules the Rs 100 crore club of heroines with films like 3 Idiots, Ra.One, Bodyguard and Golmaal 3, Asin has three in her kitty including Housefull 2, Ready and Ghajini. Also, Sonakshi Sinha also joined the bandwagon with Dabangg and Rowdy Rathore.

“I think for male actors would be the numbers put burden because they're heroes. I don’t think that's the case with leading ladies and it'll not be the case either,” Asin said.

“I don’t think they (heroines) should take the load of numbers on their heads, instead be aware of the role and do it to the most efficient of the power. And leave the remaining to the makers of the film,” she said.

Bollywood has also witnessed the craze of actors going for profit sharing, but that isn't the case with actresses.

“Ours is a male dominated industry how much we may deny it. So I AM HOPING situation changes and heroines do get share in profits…hope it changes within the near future. I'M HOPING so this happens…we deserve it,” she said.

Asin recently tasted success along with her latest release Housefull 2 and is asking forward to the discharge of Rohit Shetty’s romantic–comedy Bol Bachchan, starring alongside Ajay Devgn, Abhishek Bachchan and Prachi Desai.