Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
VIDEO NEWS
PHOTO NEWS
HOME | ASTROLOGY | CHINESE ASTROLOGY | NUMEROLOGY | RECIPES | SELF HELP | PHOTO GALLERY | YOGA | TRAVEL | EDUCATION | PINCODES | BABY NAMES
NEWS CHANNELS
  • Kerala News
  • India News
  • World News
  • Business India
  • Sports News
  • Cricket News
  • Travel News
  • Health News
  • Technology
  • Literature News
  • Education News
  • NRI News
  • Spec. Features
Entertainment News
  • Bollywood News
  • Hollywood News
  • Malayalam Film
  • Tamil Film
  • Kannada Film
  • Telugu Film
Regional News
  • Andhra Pradesh
  • Gujarat News
  • Karnataka News
  • Maharashtra
  • Orissa News
  • Punjab News
  • Rajasthan News
  • Tamil Nadu
  • West Bengal
  • More India News
Best Of NewKerala

  • Festivals of India
  • Self Help
  • India Travel Maps
  • Temples of India
  • Kerala Info
  • Indian Dance Forms
  • Music of India
  • Bollywood Photos
  • Make Up Lessons
  • Weight Loss Tips
  • Top Destinations
  • World Travelogues

Home > News > kannada-cinema-news

People won't call me sexy after 'Venkata In Sankata': Sharmila

Bangalore, Feb 1: Kannada actress Sharmila Mandre, who shot for a sensuous rain sequence in Venkata In Sankata, says she won't be tagged sexy after the movie releases.

"No, I don't think so because the sequence was shot aesthetically. I may look sensuous, but not sexy," Sharmila told IANS.

Sharmila describes "Venkata In Sankata" as a fun filled movie, but says shooting the rain sequence wasn't fun at all.

"Thank god the rain song was the last sequence that I shot for the movie. I am allergic to rain and always get sick after I getting drenched in rain. While shooting for the sequence, I was sure that I would fall sick. But Ramesh Aravind sir understood my problems - he would say cut immediately after seeing me totally drenched. And then he would allow me to dry off before re-starting the shoot again," Sharmila said.

"I have enjoyed watching rain sequences in films. But when I shot for the rain dance, I realised how difficult it is for any heroine to do such a sequence," she added.

Sharmila made her debut in Kannada films with "Sajini" and later featured in movies like "Ee Bhandhana", "Krishna" and recently released "Navagraha".

Ramesh Aravind, who is directing as well as playing main lead in "Venkata In Sankata", too features with Sharmila in the rain sequence. But he was covered while giving the shot.

"That is the advantage of being the director-actor. Jokes apart, I would say Sharmila was very professional during the rain sequence shooting. Doing a rain dance is painful for any actress, but she didn't show an iota of unpleasantness during the entire shoot," said Ramesh Aravind.

--IANS

Post your comment

Read other kannada-cinema-news stories

Visit Home Page for fresh content


Rating: 4.6/5   stars
Votes: 3

Rate:
 


 

Latest News Headlines:

Narendra Modi reshuffles Gujarat administration
Australia seeks help from Sri Lanka on flow of asylum seekers
Quiet 82nd birthday for L.K. Advani
No change in India's foreign investment policy in retail
Kirk Douglas touched by film honour from Schwarzenegger
Britney Spears' fans shun her show
Peshawar mayor among 12 killed in suicide bombing
No change in India's foreign investment policy in retail
Dalai Lama's visit to Arunachal nostalgic: Top aide
Koda out of hospital, pleads innocence
Renault Nissan to open Chennai factory early next year
China follows Indian cue, enters Nepal's hydropower sector
Megan Fox's anger helped her for movie role
Serena Williams to move to acting after tennis
Government targeting 9 percent growth in two years
Penelope Cruz locked herself before singing debut
Plan to attack US embassy in Dhaka was hatched in Pakistan
Gardener bites snake in retaliation, kills reptile
Crisis plagued Yeddyurappa seeks blessings of Vaishno Devi
Dalai Lama arrives in Tawang, thousands welcome spiritual leader
Himachal police officer found shot dead
Rajasthan school that gives women a voice
Madhu Koda discharged from hospital
Banks' non-performing assets up 26 percent
Indian trader bamboozles Australian stock markets
My Tawang visit is non-political: Dalai Lama
Sri Lanka says LTTE gone but suicide bombers remain
Advani's birthday gift: a power struggle in Karnataka?
Danish musician looks at fusion with Bollywood
Designer wear replica beckons in Delhi's bylanes
Court asks travel operator to compensate for deficient service
Bahrain can become as India's window to Gulf: Official
Indian soldier killed in Pakistani shelling
Search for survivors as 16 die in Nepal bus accident
Doctor tests positive for swine flu in Chandigarh
Price index woes, wholesale
Chidambaram's media blitz
Priyanka's dream house nearing completion
Praise for Tharoor's peer - sans Twitter
In pipeline - India's balancing act

  Home | Recommend Us | Contact us | Make NK your default homepage
  © 2001-2008 NEWKERALA.COM. All Rights Reserved.