EXCLUSIVE: Miss or Tita? Chanda Romero says she doesn't mind

Dahil naging usap-usapan kamakailan ang pahayag ng Starstruck Council na si Cherie Gil na 'Don't call me tita,' tinanong ng GMANetwork.com ang beteranong aktor na si Chanda Romero kung ano ang mas gusto niyang itawag sa kanya: Ms Chanda o Tita Chanda.

"I really don't care what's in a name," mabilis na sagot ng beteranang aktres.

"Some people may call me Ms. Chanda, pero if really, inside of them they don't respect me, that doesn't mean a thing.

"The title doesn't mean a thing."

Dagdag ni Chanda, "Names and labels don't matter much to me. It's how you treat me and how you regard me as a human being - that is important."

Tinanong din siya kung ano ang mas gusto niyang paraan ng pagbati: pagbebeso o pagmamano.

"I'm a warm person so I greet everybody with a kiss," sagot niya.

"I always take the initiative because I'm aware na, as Chanda Romero, ang daming nag-aakala na, 'Oh my God! Nakakatakot, nakaka-intimidate.'

"I don't blame them for that kasi parang baka ayun 'yung mas nakikita nila.

"I have accepted that a lot of people are intimidated by me so I make an extra effort to break the ice."

Ayon kay Chanda, mas madaling magtrabaho kung walang ilangan na mangyayari.

"Noon kasi, when I was younger, I didn't care. Basta wala akong ginagawang masama sa 'yo, I don't care what you think of me," pag-amin niya.

"Now I noticed how much easier and happier a set is when you're also magaan.

"Parang you're more giving yourself to others kasi then you realized, what would it take me ba if I kiss them or if I say 'hi' first?

"Walang mawawala, pero maraming maidadagdag 'yan especially if you're going to work for months and months."