Actress, TV presenter and small screen artiste, Meera Vasudevan, who graced the screens in Tamil so long is all set to scorch Bollywood. The actress, who hasn’t been agreeing to a lot of show in the small screen recently, was apparently scouting for offers in Bollywood and is said to landed upon one with the leading star in the Hindi film fraternity.
This has led her to reduce commitments in Tamil, and move to Mumbai. She is currently working in Valmiki.
Now if you could take your eyes off that picture inset and read this! That is Mumtaj’s new look! No! Our design team is not playing its techno games with you! We are as surprised as you are! It is Mumtaj! With this makeover, an already beautiful Mumtaj is indescribably beautiful now!
With sheer hard work and guidance from eminent trainer K.P. Jayakumar, Mumtaj (also spelt Mumtaz) has toned up her muscles, shed those extra pounds and now looks “super sexy”. With this look, soon she is going to find a Bollywood producer who will make an exclusive film for her, maybe Ram Gopal Varma (remember Naach with sexy Anthara Mali in the lead). Kollywood filmmakers better hurry up!
How long will you keep looking at that little picture inset?! There are so many outstanding pictures of “the new” Mumtaj on our website.
A few years ago, T. Rajendar discovered this beauty and immediately knew she will become a sensational heroine; she debuted in his grand movie Monisha En Monalisa. But her “incredible sexiness” proved to be her nemesis; Kollywood audiences began to see her as a sexy actress, and with plumpness being considered sexy in Kollywood, she even had to gain weight, which even choked her Bollywood dreams. Nevertheless, she became quite a sensational and important actress of Tamil Cinema. But tastes are changing and “size zero” and “six-packs”, terms never heard earlier in Kollywood, reverberate throughout it today. And Mumtaj thought this is the right time to show Kollywood what they missed so far! We could hardly wait to see this lady in her new avataar on the big screen!
With her drop-dead gorgeous looks, Mumtaj will always be one of cinema’s most beautiful women.
Trisha is on a roll as this petite bundle of energy is back this weekend after her yearly holiday. Her popularity with her fans was never in doubt and her charm works with both the classes and masses.
As the industry goes gaga over the rest of the beauties making their mark of late, Trisha has quietly sneaked in the done her job. She has managed to survive successfully without bragging about her success like King in Telugu and the positive response she got for her Abhiyum Naanum.
2009 has started off on a high note for Trisha as she has signed another Telugu biggie opposite Gopichand for which she has given bulk dates from February 10 for a whopping salary. Says Trisha: “I fell in love with the script where I have a very interesting role and decided to sign it”.
As far as reports in the media stating that she has signed Dhanush’s next film for director Vetrimaran, Trisha clarifies speaking from Gold Coast in Australia: “Nothing is concrete and it’s too early to talk about it. The offer came my way, but where do I have the time? I will be off to New Zealand for the song picturisation of Sarwam and then its two weeks for the Telugu version of Abhiyum Naanum in Hyderabad”.
And the big news is that Trisha is the new brand ambassador for Colgate for which she did photo and ad shoot which will be aired on television soon in Tamil and Telugu.
Desiring to get a first-hand experience of audience reactions to his Pongal release Padikkathavan, Dhanush watched it in Albert and Kasi theatres in Chennai yesterday. With news spreading that Dhanush would arrive in Albert theatre, fans thronged the theatre and there was chaos everywhere. Soon, Dhanush arrived and was greeted by the mad crowd, who had to be controlled by police. Inside, while watching the movie, Dhanush possibly felt the same pride and uneasiness due to the excessive public adulation and attention just as Barack Obama would have felt during his oath-taking ceremony! The audience cheered every dialogue the actor uttered in the film. They even presented an “extempore and frenzied” dance performance to the star when the song ‘Vela’ came up!
A delighted Dhanush shared some time with his fans, answering each and every question with great patience. Then Dhanush left the Albert premises amidst a loud cheer from his fans, who were chanting “Long live, Ilaya Superstar”!
Soon, he reached Kasi theatre and the scene was not much different there. And we mean it literally, because some fans who presented the “extempore” performance at Albert were seen here too!
Dhanush attributed Padikkathavan’s success largely to Sun Pictures, who took it to every corner of the state, and to its director Suraaj. He also pointed out that Vivek’s comedy and Tamannaah’s glamour added to the film’s popularity. Promising everyone that he will continue to give more action-comedies in the future, an excited Dhanush bid everyone goodbye.
Vijay is aggressively marketing his Villu to its target audiences in Coimbatore, Tirupur and Erode in western Tamilnadu. He went to Adlabs Ragam complex in Coimbatore where he watched the film with his fans and responded to their queries.
Vijay told his fans: “ Villu has taken the best 10-day opening in my entire film career. I had visited Coimbatore because the movie was doing extremely well here”.
When the fans pointed out the negative campaign unleashed by vested interests, the actor said it was all a part of the game. Vijay then proceeded to head to Trichy and Madurai and parts of south Tamilnadu to popularize the film.
Meanwhile, Dhanush's whose Padikathavan is also a super hit, went on a promotional tour to Trichy and Madurai. He has also been visiting the theatres in the area and meeting his fans and interactingPrabhu is all set to make his Kannada film debut. The actor, our sources state, has flown down from the sets
of Mani Ratnam’s Ravan, which was being filmed in Kolkata, to Mysore to take part in shooting. The film, titled Boss, is directed by a debutant Raghu Raj and produced by Ramesh Yadav. Prabhu dons the role of an investigative officer in the film.
According to the producer, Prabhu did not want his debut in the Kannada film industry to be publicized until he actually took part in the shooting.
It is worth mentioning here that the acting legend and Prabhu’s father, late Sivaji Ganesan also starred in two Kannada films School Master and Makkala Rajya in the 1960s.
Managing to evade the eyes of his numerous fans, Ajith managed to watch Villu at the Prarthana drive in theater last Sunday. Of course, he was careful enough not to get out of his car at any point of time which would have resulted in a mini mob forming instantaneously. After the movie he called up Vijay and talked about the positives in the movie for a long time. He specially mentioned the stunt scenes and asked Vijay to not get involved in too many risky fights.
