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If we take a glance at the Tamil film industry, we will see that
only few names work as the leading heroines. Sriya Saran, Asin, Trisha
and Nayantara are counted among the top Kollywood leading ladies. But
most of these ladies have now extended their reach to Bollywood and
other film industries. So, they prefer to sign very less and selective
projects in Kollywood.
Trisha has made her Bollywood debut with the Akshay Kumar starrer movie Khatta Meetha this
year. The film could not do well at the Box Office but Trisha got
noticed by the Bollywood filmmakers for her wonderful performance.
Asin is also doing quite good in Bollywood following her successful debut with Aamir Khan starrer Ghajini. As a result, the Tamil filmmakers are facing a crisis over signing a top heroine for their movies.
On the other hand, filmmakers prefer to sign the experienced heroines
in their movies because these ladies are acquainted with the format of
commercial cinema. According to a Top Tamil hero, it is quite tiresome
to work with a new actress because they take quite long time to complete
the shooting schedules and are not aware about the trends and styles
for commercial cinema.
Recently, Kollywood director Lingusamy zeroed in on Sameera Reddy as
one of the actresses in his multi-starrer film 'Vettai' after searching a
lot for other Tamil heroines. He also signed a comparatively new
actress Amala Paul for playing the other female lead. Lingusamy is known
for giving equal importance to the heroines as he gives to the lead
heroes. So, it was tough for him to sign a new face.
According to a leading producer, the new girls from Kerala
lack glamor and style even if they can act well. But when it comes to
commercial films, the producers want a package of both good acting
skills and glamor in their heroines.
Another leading heroine of Kollywood is Anushka, who has also cut down her Tamil projects and prefers to work in Telugu films.
As a result, this has cleared the way for upcoming talented heroines
like Amala Paul, Kajal Aggarwal, Hansika and Shruti Haasan. It seems
that the crisis will soon end if these heroines can prove themselves
with commercial success in Kollywood.
Sampurn Wire
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