Other language Fonts

Hi
I used Photoshop CS 3 Extended and ahving trouble with foreign language fonts. I have all the South Asian fonts installed which also shows up in my PS. But when I use the font (example Baraha), the characters are all garbled. I even tried copy/paste from Word, but that does not help.
How can I use the Baraha and also display correctly in my image ? Thanks for your help.

I plead complete ignorance of any and all Indian languages, and CS3 is a distant memory now, so what follows may or may not be helpful:
Make sure you have checked Show Asian Text Options in Photoshop preferences:

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