Srikanth, Bhumika - another love story
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Roja Kootam, Srikanth’s hot-shot debut had Telugu star Bhumika in her second Tamil movie. The two young stars had such great on-screen chemistry everyone wondered why Srikanth and Bhumika never teamed up again for any more movies in Tamil or Telugu.
But then, Srikanth and Bhumika were too busy establishing themselves in their individual niches. Both had such tight schedules that another golden opportunity didn’t come along for them to act together. A couple of months ago, Srikanth signed up for Police Police, a cop movie in Telugu, starring Prithviraj, who is debuting in Telugu. Srikanth, whose is called Sriram in Telugu films, has acted in several Telugu movies before Police Police.
The latest reports say that the two young stars will come together after a long gap for a film to be directed by Arun Prasad, who has also directed Tammudu. Bhaskar Reddy, producer of the Nagababu starrer Ek Police will be producing this movie that is set for an August launch.
While Srikanth is busy with Police Police, Bhumika’s Mallepuvvu is close to completion, the highlight of the movie being that after a long break, Illayaraja composes music for a Telugu film.
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Bhoomika chawla returns to kollywood
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Bollywood actress Bhoomika chawla, who shot to fame with musical blockbuster Tere Naam, on sunday tide the nuptial knot with yoga guru Bharat thakur in gurudwara at Devlali camp near here.The marriage was solemnised in a simple ceremony at Guru Nanak Dev gurudwara, attended by close relatives and friends of bhoomika and Thakur. She is one of the top heroines of telugu films.she has also starred in Tamil films.
Actress Bhoomika Chawla is another Pujbabi beauty who has made a mark for herself in Tami films. The actress, who got married early this year, is as hot as ever. She, in fact, has gone a step further and has announced that she’s open to films that expected her to ’expose’ a little bit.
The pretty actress has signed along the dotted for a couple of Telugu projects. In Tamil too, she has been signed to play the lead in ’Anandam Aayiram’. With cooperation from her spouse, Bhoomika appears to be making some desperate attempts to recover the lost ground in Kollywood and Tollowood.All the best Bhoomika!
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Bhoomika, now in a CUP!!
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Just imagine about Bhoomika Chawla and the picture that emerges in your mind is that of an innocent, homely girl with graceful movements. The roles that she has done so far have created this image. She has one of the most beautiful smiles in tinsel town and is equally popular in Bollywood and South India.
But Bhoomika is ready to move on. You will soon see her in a role where she will be disguised as a man. The role is a challenge to any actress as it requires them to hide their feminine traits and behave in a manly fashion.
Bhoomika started her career as a model, then turned in to acting and acted in all South Indian languages. Her introduction to Bollywood was opposite Salman Khan in Tera Naam. The Sillinu Oru Kaadhal girl is proving that she not only beautiful but brainy too. She has recently started a production firm called Down Down.
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Bhumika Glamourous return
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Post her wedding with yoga guru Bharat Thakur, Actress Bhoomika was on a five-month break, which she ended by starting to shoot for Malle Poovu, directed by Samudra. “For the first three hours on the sets, I was unsettled. I looked into the mirror and asked myself what I was doing here. Coming back from a vacation, I find myself waiting for the last day of the shoot so that I can go on another holiday,” she laughs, sipping a hot cup of chai at her residence later that evening.
The unmistakeable after-wedding glow lingers on even as she talks about her recent releases -- Anasuya and Swagatham. “I signed these films around the same time. It was a conscious decision to do a strong role (Anasuya) on one side and an entertainer (Swagatham) on the other to avoid getting slotted into the so-called woman-centric films,” she says. Bhoomika hates films being branded as women-centric. “When a film is based on the hero, no one says it’s a male-centric film. We can do without stereotyped classification.”
Basking in the critical acclaim she’s received for Anasuya, she recalls being sceptical about the project. “My blind faith took me forward.” The task was easier, she says, since Ravi Babu was meticulous. “He was sure of what he wanted. He’d tell me if a crime reporter would be brisk or chilled out in a given situation and how his/her feet would move.”
She will again be doing a balancing act with Malle Poovu and an untitled thriller with Srikanth. “Both these films will also release around the same time. Again I’ll have one offbeat film and a mainstream entertainer,” she says. There’s also a thriller directed by E. Niwas in the pipeline. Called 90 minutes, the story unfolds in 90 minutes “There are different ways in which I select my films,” she explains. “I am instinctive. If I don’t want to do a film I find better ways to say it. I can get into a bad mess in my head if I accept something I’m not convinced about. I’d accept a film that has a reasonable script if it’s backed by a good director. Thirdly, if the team is good and the film is unusual, I don’t mind doing a shorter role.” A case in point for the last instance is Gandhi My Father. “Films like these don’t get made every year,” she says.
Reflecting on her career, she says, “I’ve done 30 films and I’m happy. A lot of people told me I could have made it really big after Tere Naam. I can’t run too hard to stay in the race.” Prod her if she shied away from the rat race in Bollywood since it demands a high glamour quotient and she agrees. “How long can you live from one Friday to another worrying about what clothes to wear or take off? It isn’t like I resigned to doing less work. Mujhe zyaada kaam karna hi nahi hai. Even when I am shooting, I think of playing a game on playstation.”
Marriage, she says, hasn’t changed things. “People have been kind to me. I think directors don’t want to lose good talent.” At home, though, she’s enjoying her new role. “Looking back, it’s funny. When I joined Bharat’s yoga classes, it took me a month to break the ice and speak to him. My only intention was to learn yoga,” she laughs.
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