Celina: Back from school!

Celina:Back from school

Bollywood will be more than glad that Celina Jaitley has returned from Los Angeles, that too, after learning how to act!

Yesterday, Celina Jaitley returned From Los Angeles after a month. The actor has been taking classes in acting from from Nancy Banks, who has tutored Orlando Bloom, too.

Celina was in LA for the shooting of her second international film, The Quest of Sheherzade.

Celina had asked Brillstein-Grey Entertainment, to get Nancy Banks to teach her acting. Under the guidance of Nancy, Celina picked up many new nuances of acting. This is her second international project. She has completed — a New Zealand-Australian co production where she portrays the character of an NRI born who falls in love with Australian actor Ben Mitchell.

A source says, "Nancy was rather impressed with Celina because Celina knows eleven languages. In The Quest of Sheherzade, Celina is required to speak with a slight German accent, and since she knows many languages, she was able to grasp it quickly."

Celina says, "Learning under Nancy was a great enrichment. Every day was a learning experience. She was so patient and motivating."

The International production will recount the tales of the legendary 1001 Nights woven by a mystical warrior princess, Sheherzade. Producer of The Quest of Sheherzade, Shani Rigsbee is all praises for Celina.

Not so long ago, she had said, "I was aware of Celina's work and was anxious to meet and discuss the project and after our meeting, we knew that she truly had the sensitivity and passion for the subject matter which aside from her beauty, were incredible attributes we felt necessary for our project."

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