The Kannada version could also be titled "The Dirty Picture". It's produced by Venkatappa and directed by Trishul.
"I am quite excited to be a part of the film. I'VE heard the tale and it looks quite interesting," Veena said Thursday.
"As the heroine, I WILL BE ABLE TO get a large number of opportunity to accomplish. The director has packaged the film really well with glamour, sentiments and all other ingredients."
Veena was here to wait the promo and photo shoot of the movie.
Producer Venkatappa's son Akshay will play the male lead within the movie and the shooting will start soon.
Venkatappa told that he's going to not face any date issues with Veena as the entire problems with regards to her visa have now been cleared.
Starring Vidya Balan, the Hindi version was an unofficial biopic on southern sex symbol Silk Smitha. It was a runaway success at the box office and won Vidya her first National Award.
Ekta Kapoor, who produced "The Dirty Picture" in Hindi under her banner Balaji Telefilms, is against the similar title getting used by Venkatappa.
Trishuli says his story is different.
"I have written a fresh story and it has numerous native elements that may be peculiar to Karnataka. But I BELIEVED the title, 'The Dirty Picture', will suit the tale very well.
"The title was cleared by KFC and we're legally absolute to use it for the film."
