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Simran’s
‘tattoo’ way of attraction!!
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If
you want to take a lesson in how to attract
attention, ask Simran. The actress who left
at the peak of her career to marry childhood
friend Deepak, settled down in Delhi and
recently gave birth to a baby boy, Adheep.
But the adulation she received as the leading
star in Tamil films must have been unforgettable.
She has now come back and although she does
not say it in as many words, she is scouting
for chances. She also has her hubby in tow
and she would not mind if he is given half
a chance.
She has moved into another former heroine,
Devyani’s house. She was recently
spotted at the launch of Aanaimuganum Aarumuganum,
an album of devotional songs cut by Shoba,
Vijay’s mother. |
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Simran
shared a good screen chemistry with Vijay
and she thought it fit to make her presence
felt in the company of big names like KB
who directed her in Parthale Paravasam,
MSV, Vijay, SAC and so on. Although she
came dressed in a simple maroon salwar kameez,
many could not miss the tattoo sneaking
out of her corset. It was surely an exercise
in self-promotion. Motherhood had brought
a mature look and flabby upper arms. So,
in order to avoid people from commenting
on her healthy proportions, the tattoo would
make a talking point.
Speaking on the prospects of chances after
marriage, she said that most actresses had
peaked after marriage like Sarojadevi, Padmini,
Savithri, Banumathi and as recently as Kajol. |
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She was confident that she would also do
well. Excuse us, madam, you cannot compare
yourself with the legends you have listed.
But you would definitely get a few more
years of good roles provided you come up
with good performances. Tamil cinema does
not rely on glamour alone, it does support
solid acting. Try polishing your skills
and you could be on a long journey. Good
luck!.
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