Calling her tryst with the students of cerebral palsy as the most humbling experience, 'Game' actor Subhosree says she finds them more receptive than the normal children.
"Being exceptionally gifted, they are more sensitive and truly precocious. One of my most valuable moments of life to watch the blockbuster Game with them together. And they could understand the sequences more than the kids we see around," Subhasree told PTI over phone after watching the Jeet-starrer here in the company of around 40 children from the institute.
"As I know Jeetda (Jeet) is already involved with their cause and is a regular visitor.He had infact told me how lovable these children can be,I need to visit them now at their insttute in future. I would like to do something for them": the poopular mainstream heroine said.
"It was amazing how they followed the film, the shots, the songs and sequences," Subhosree said.
"My children knew Subhosree for her screen appearances.They also do follow trends and movies likje their counterparts. And Jeet is already a familiar face to them as I said," one of the teachers said.
"It was part of our CSR activity to bring these children to the mainstream society. And Jeet-Subhosree are the new age icons as film actors whom hey idolise," a spomesman from Reliance Entertainment, one of the producers of Game, said.
Game, released last month, has also been co-produced by the actor.
