image and appeared in
very glamourous outfits.
Asked whether she had
also decided to go the
nip and cut way, she
said that today’s
audience demanded richness
on the screen. A great
director like Shankar
knew exactly what to
do with his heroine
and she had done as
per his advice. In Priyasaki,
she had played a newly-wed
bride and therefore
the intimate scenes
were not out of place.
Therefore, she reasoned
that as long as the
glamour quotient did
not touch vulgarity,
it was fine to show
off the womanly charm.
Well, well, her explanation
has landed her the plum
role opposite Ajith
in Tirupathi. |
