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Pantaloons Femina Miss South India 2008 photo galleryThe panel of judges included actresses Ramya Krishna and Netra Raghuraman, film makers Teja and Mani Shanker, chairman 10K Run Pinki Reddy, and MD, 24x7, Sanjeev Gupta.
Kavya Barli and Shreya Dhanwantry were the second and first runner ups while the title of Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2008 was won by Parvathy Omanakuttam.
Hyderabad: Parvathy Omanakuttam walked lanky among the bevy of beauties that gathered in the metropolis on Wednesday night as she was crowned the Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2008 (PFMIS 2008).
Though she was the clear-cut success, she was intimately followed by Shreya Dhanwanthary (best runner up) and Kavya Barli (second runner up), ending months of suspense. All the winners go immediate entrance into PFMI 2008 Finals to be held in Mumbai.
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The chore of choosing the winners from the 16 beautiful finalists was handled by a board of judges comprising Ramya Krishna, Deepika Govind, Mani Shankar, Nethra Raghuraman, Ravi Teja, Pinky Reddy and Sanjay Gupta.
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Pantaloons Femina Miss India 2008 photo galleryParvathy Omanakuttam, Kerala girl wins Pantaloons Femina Miss India South contest
Sweet success: Parvathy Omanakuttam, who won the ‘Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2008 finals’ is kissed by runners-up Kavya Barli (right) and Shreya Dhanawantry (left) in Hyderabad on Wednesday.
Hyderabad: It was an evening to remember. Sixteen young finalists at the Pantaloons Femina Miss India South 2008 scorched the ramp and Parvathy Omanakuttam from Kerala was crowned winner on Wednesday night.
The event kicked off with the finalists setting the ramp on fire in stunning garbs that was a mix of fusion and western wear which reflected their personality.
Audiences were enthralled with performances by actresses Malvika, Nitu Chandra, Minakshi Sarkar, Gauri Munjal, Samiksha, singer and music composer, Devi Sree Prasad.
The event was choreographed by Hemant Trivedi as the contestants walked in a collection put together by designer Puneet Nanda. Red, black and white was the theme of the collection that was complimented by fine jewellery.
Ten prizes were given away to the contestants in different categories before the event moved on to the semi-finals, where eight contestants were short-listed.
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2005 Japan Open: reaches the semi-finals of women's singles and doubles (partnering Shahar Peer of Israel); reaches her highest doubles ranking of 114.
2005 U.S. Open: reaches 4th round by defeating Marion Bartoli of France in straight sets (7-6(4), 6-4) before losing to top seed Maria Sharapova 6-2, 6-1. Voted Best Player of the day on the 3rd day for winning her 2nd round match despite bleeding toes.
2005 Forest Hills Women's Tennis Classic, New York: reaches her second WTA final but fails to win.
2005 Acura Classic: upsets Nadia Petrova in 2nd round but loses in the third round to Akiko Morigami of Japan (2-6,6-4,4-6). By beating the 8th-ranked Petrova, she breaks into top 50 in world rankings for the first time ever.

2005 Dubai Tennis Championships: Upset reigning US Open Champion Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-4, 6-2 in 2nd round to reach the quarter-finals
2005 Hyderabad Open singles: Won the tournament defeating Alyona Bondarenko of Ukraine 6-4, 5-7, 6-3 in the final and became the first Indian woman to capture a WTA singles title.
2005 Australian Open singles: 3rd round: Became first Indian woman to reach the 3rd round of a Grand Slam tournament.

2004 Hyderabad Open doubles: Won the tournament (partnering with Liezel Huber) to become the youngest Indian to win a WTA or ATP tour title and the first Indian woman to capture a WTA tour title. entered the singles as wild card but lost in the first round to the eventual winner Nicole Pratt.
2003 Wimbledon Championships Juniors doubles: Won the tournament (partnering with Alisa Kleybanova) to become the youngest Indian and the first Indian woman to win a junior Grand Slam title.
2003 Afro-Asian Games: won four gold medals - Women's singles, Mixed doubles (with Mahesh Bhupathi), Women's doubles and Women's team events (the last two golds in partnership with Rushmi Chakravarthy).

Controversy
Criticism have been raised in some Islamist quarters supposedly due to her attire not being conformant to Islamic Dress Code. According to one report published September 8, 2oo5, an unnamed Islamic scholar had issued a fatwa, saying that her attire is contrary to what is permitted by Islam.A further report published the next day on this fatwa elaborated that Mirza was unfazed by the comments made by Syed Yousaf Bin, the chief patron of the Ulema Board, in Hyderabad. Large numbers of Muslims clerics protested her attire, accusing her of being a "corrupting influence on the youth" She has been widely attacked and vilified in Islamist circles, including a cleric named Haseeb-ul-hasan Siddiqui who said "The dress she wears on the tennis courts…leaves nothing to the imagination, She will undoubtedly be a corrupting influence.". Islamist groups such as Jamiat-ulema-e-Hind allegedly threatened to disrupt her tennis matches, following which the Calcutta police had to tighten security measures to protect her.

In 2oo6, Some newspapers reported that Mirza declined from playing with an Israeli tennis player Shahar Pe'er for fear of violent protests from India's Muslim clerics and their opposition to the existence of Israel.[3] However, these reports were dismissed by Mirza as "baseless" and in 2007, Pe'er and Mirza teamed up again at Wimbledon. The duo made the third round of Wimbledon before being knocked out by the top seeds.

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As of September 2006, Mirza has notched up three top 10 wins against Svetlana Kuznetsova, Nadia Petrova and Martina Hingis.

At the 2006 Doha Asian Games, Mirza won the silver in the women's singles category and the gold in the mixed doubles partnering Leander Paes. She was also part of the Indian women's team that won the silver in the team event.

Mirza had the best results of her career during the 2007 summer hardcourt season, finishing eighth in the 2007 U.S. Open Series standings. She reached the final of the Bank of the West Classic and won the doubles event with Shahar Pe'er, and reached the quarterfinals of the Tier 1 Acura Classic.

At the 2007 U.S. Open, she reached the third round before losing to Anna Chakvetadze for the third time in recent weeks. She fared much better in the doubles, reaching the quarterfinals in mixed with her partner Mahesh Bhupathi and the quarterfinals in the women's doubles with Bethanie Mattek, including an impressive win over number two seeds Lisa Raymond and Samantha Stosur.

She has stated that two of her best friends are fellow WTA tour players, Anna Chakvetadze and Bethanie Mattek.

Career highlights:

2007 U.S. Open, seeded 26th in the tournament, reaches the third round defeating US veteran Laura Granville 6-3, 7-5, before losing to Anna Chakvetadze 2-6, 3-6.
2007 Pilot Pen Tennis tournament, won the doubles title partnering Italian Mara Santangelo, beating the top seeds Liezel Huber and Cara Black 6-1, 6-2.
2007 East West Bank Classic, beats Martina Hingis for the second time in a row in the second round 6-2, 2-6, 6-4.
2007 Acura Classic, reaches quarter-finals after defeating two Top 20 players Shahar Pe'er and Dinara Safina. However, she lost to top-seed Maria Sharapova 6-2, 6-1.
2007 Bank of the West Classic, reached third career final after defeating Akiko Morigami, Tatiana Golovin, Patty Schnyder and Sybille Bammer, but lost to Anna Chakvetadze 6-2 6-3. Claimed the Doubles title with partner Shahar Pe'er, beating Anna Chakvetadze and Victoria Azarenka 6-4, 7-6.

2007 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open, won the doubles title with Bethanie Mattek as the 1st seeds. In the final they defeated Alina Jidkova and Tatiana Poutchek 7-6 7-5.
2007 Western & Southern Financial Group Women's Open, reached the semifinals as the 3rd seed, finally losing to 1st seeded, and eventual champion, Anna Chakvetadze 2-6, 7-5, 3-6.
2006 15th Asian games, Doha, Qatar: Mixed doubles - won gold medal for India partnering Leander Paes. They beat Japan's Satoshi Iwabuchi and Akiko Morigami 7-5, 5-7, 6-2
2006 15th Asian games, Doha, Qatar: Singles - won silver medal losing to China's Jie Zheng 4-6, 6-1, 1-6
2006 15th Asian games, Doha, Qatar: Team Tennis - won Silver medal for India pairing Shikha Uberoi. They lost to Chinese Taipei team.

2006 Sunfeast Kolkata Open singles: reached semi-finals, losing to eventual champion, Martina Hingis 6-1 6-0
2006 Sunfeast Kolkata Open]] doubles: Won the tournament partnering Liezel Huber. They beat Yulia Fedak and Yuliana Beygelzeimer 6-4 6-0
2006 Bangalore Open (Hyderabad Open in the previous years) doubles: Won the tournament (partnering with Liezel Huber)
2006 Won Silver medal in Qatar Asian Games 2006 Women's singles final and Gold medal in mixed doubles (pArtnering with Leander Paes)

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"But for song sequences, the pavada will not even figure in the set of costumes for Malayalam films," Revathy says. "What prevents our costume designers from using this outfit creatively? Our actresses, of course, look good in the pavada."

Aishwarya Rai and Sreedevi wore it in `Kandukonden Kandukonden' and `Devaragam' respectively. "And they looked gorgeous," Revathy adds.

Many teenaged anchors on Malayalam TV channels wear the pavada-blouse. Rimi Tomy, anchor and singer, often dons the combo.

Designer Sheela James is realistic when she says, "We cannot expect the pavada to make a comeback. To the modern girl, it is a formal dress."

One aspect that works to the advantage of the pavada is that it can be adapted and improvised to suit the wearer's taste. "This encourages young women to check it out," says James.

"The girls are keen on adding modern elements to the traditional design. That is, they want the half sari to be embroidered or the blouse to be embellished," says Indu Radhakrishnan of Studio Mrinaliny.

Both the designers acknowledge that the pavada has become a costume, almost a `uniform' for specific occasions.

Going in for salwar kurtas makes sound economic sense. They cost less than the traditional pavada-blouse. With the demand for salwar kurtas going up, the difference in prices is bound to grow.

But for girls like Kanchana of University College, Kariavattom, the pavada would disappear entirely from our campus. "I am so fond of the dress that I never miss an opportunity to wear it. There's something traditional and beautiful about the dress. It seems to carry the spirit of our culture."

Giving Kanchana company are five-year-old Shruti and seven-year-old Nivedita. The kids love pavadayum blousum, kuppi vala (glass bangles) and mulla poovu (jasmine). So, take heart, traditionalists. All is not lost. SHILPA NAIR. THE HINDU.

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On a whim, Saumya's mother bought her a Kancheevaram pavada recently.
"Wearing pavada and blouse to college is very uncomfortable and inconvenient. Getting on and off buses, in heavy pavada, is very difficult. It is a decorative outfit, and not a functional one. Hence, it is best to wear it on select occasions. I buy it only once a year, during Onam, and that's the only time I wear it; that is, if there are no marriages to attend," says Siddhi Devi, a B.Com student at Mar Ivanios College.

She prefers jeans and salwar kurta, as they are "very convenient to wear". But she is quick to add, "This does not mean I dislike pavada and blouse."

Even mothers don't want to force the pavada on their daughters. Says Usha, mother of 14-year-old Sharada, who studies in Holy Angels Convent, "Of course, the pavada is very beautiful and traditional, but I don't compel my daughter to wear it. And it is not like she never wears the pavada. We get her one for Onam, weddings or other occasions. At times, she herself demands that she wants to wear it to some function."

Cisy Vinod too does not force her daughters to wear the pavada. "These days, girls have strong views about anything under the sun. Try telling them what they should wear, and you will know," she says.

Sharada disgarees with the view that the pavada is "uncomfortable". "I find the dress very convenient. It's a change from the regular clothes such as jeans, skirts and salwars we wear. But it is definitely not a good idea to wear it on all days of a month."

Mothers, however, would love to see their daughters wear the pavada-blouse frequently. "It gives a certain dignified look to the teenager. I love the dress. But there is no way I can get my daughter to wear it often. Just as the sari has displaced the mundum neriaythum, salwar kurtas have replaced the pavada - blouse," says Lekha Nair, mother of a 20-year-old who hates the pavada-blouse.

Pavada often means the pattu pavada, stitched in shiny Kancheevaram. "I can't think of the pavada in any other material. The gaudiness is part of the fashion statement it makes," says Divya Gopakumar, a Class X student of Holy Angels' Convent.

But not everyone agrees. "Pavadas in printed georgette or other synthetic fabrics, which made good formal as well as casual wear, were popular a decade ago," says Lakshmi, a housewife.

Some girls dislike the pavada because it is "revealing". "With salwar kurta, I can wear a dupatta. But what do I do with a pavada-blouse set? Even a half sari is revealing," argues Smitha, a degree student at Government Women's College.

"I beg to differ," Divya says. "By the way you wear it, you can make even the most decent dress look revealing. It is a question of taste and choice. Take the case of saree. Different generations have worn it in different styles. Does Urmila Matdonkar wear the saree the way Nutan did?"

Some girls say that the pavada-blouse attracts unwanted attention. "In a sea of college-going girls in salwar kurtas, you are a speck. But in pavada and blouse, you are the cynosure of all eyes. I like the dress, but not the attention of the local Romeos," says R. Shirin of the College of Engineering.

As far as dressing is concerned, Hindi films and TV channels are the textbooks for youngsters. "If the Raveena Tandons, Shilpa Shettys and Rani Mukherjees do not wear the pavada (they may not have even heard of this dress!), will our girls do?" asks Revathy, a housewife. "Even Malayalam films have few heroines clad in pavada."

At some point, the pavada did become the garb of the not-so-modern heroine, the village belle. But even in this case, it was a different version of the pavada -- a cross between the north Indian ghagra/lehenga and our traditional pavada.

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The director has also meticulously worked on the discrimination plaguing IT world.

Jeeva captivates the audience.

His facile expressions give a natural touch to the character as he has worked his movements with precision.

New entrant Anjali acts with ease.

Though the convoluted script and inconsistency in the pace test your patience, it is the charm of both Jeeva and Anjali that help you sit through the movie.

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The film has all the ingredients to make it big.

The film, which takes you through the journey of protagonist Prabhakaran (Jeeva) portrays an appalling reality.

Prabhakaran is a post-graduate in Tamil, who expresses great love for the language and is firm in pursuing his dream.

Jeered for being a Tamil teacher who earns a mere Rs 2,000 a month, he finds solace in his childhood sweetheart Anandhi (Anjali).

But fate has many unpleasant turns in store for him.

His interaction with a friend who earns Rs 2 lakh in the IT industry brings out the inequities existing in the system.

Poverty-stricken Anandhi is forced into prostitution. The hero loses track of her, which adds to frustration and makes him insane.

A pot-pourri of art and commercial elements, Katradhu Tamil tries to touch upon different social issues, especially the divide between the haves and have-nots.

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Then came Santosh Sivan's first directorial venture in Malayalam, Ananthabhadram, where she looked most beautiful.

Unlike her contemporaries like Meera Jasmine, Bhavana, Asin, and Nayanthara who migrated to other south Indian languages, she
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Kavya Madhavan is a popular Malayalam cinema actress. . Though she normally does regular unimportant heroine roles, she has
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Early Life
Kavya Madhavan belongs to the Saliya community who are traditionally engaged in weaving.Born in the village of Nileshwaram in
Kasaragod district, Kerala, India to P. Madhavan and Shyamala.

She started to learn dance while studying in Nileswaram Rajas
High School. She was the kalathilakam (A title bestowed to the artist who proves her skills in most artistic fields during a
Sub District youth festival.) in Kasargod.

Career
Kavya entered the industry as a child artist in the film Pookkalam Varavayi (1991) doing the role of a School Girl. She came
to public attention when she did the childhood part of the heroine character in Kamal's Azhakiya Ravanan (1996). Since then,
she has acted in over 25 films in Malayalam and a few in Tamil. She is noted for having retained her rural Nileshwaram
accent.

Awards and Achievements
State Awards - 2004 Best Actress - Perumazhakkalam
Film Critics Award 2000 - 2nd best actress (Chandranudhikkunna Dikkil)
Bharathan Award 2000 - Navagatha Prathibha (Chandranudhikkunna Dikkil)
Lux Asianet Film Award 2000 - Special Jury Award - Kochu Kochu Santhoshanghal, Madhuranombara Kattu.

Kerala Film Audience Award - Monisha Puraskaram
Atlas Film Award 2001 - 2nd best actress Kochu Kochu Santhoshanghal
4th Raju Pilakkad Chalachithra Award - Oomapenninu Uriyadapayan
Kerala Film Audience Award 2003 - Best Actress – Oomapenninu Uriyadapayan
Mathrubhumi Medimix Award 2002 - Popular actress of the year & Best Star Pair (Dileep & Kavya).

Filmography

1. Naalu Pennungal (2007)
... aka Four Women (Canada: English title: festival title)
2. Nadiya Kollappetta Rathri (2007) .... Nadiya Methar, Nadira Methar
... aka The Night Nadiya Was Murdered (USA: literal English title)
3. Athisayan (2007)
4. Inspector Garud (2007) .... Sethulakshmi
5. Chakkara Muthu (2006) .... Anitha

6. Vasthavam (2006) .... Sumithra
7. Classmates (2006) .... Thara Kurup
8. Vadakkum Nathan (2006) .... Bhama
... aka Vadakkumnathan (India: Malayalam title: alternative transliteration)
9. Kilukkam Kilukilukkam (2006) .... Chandni
10. Lion (2006)
The Lion (2006) .... Shari

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Chotta Mumbai is a commercial entertainer - Anwar Rasheed has chosen to entertain the mass audiences and that has worked well in the movie Chotta Mumbai. Mohanlal has played the role of Vasco who wants to make it big but is cheated by the local gangster by giving away money in order to go aboard and earn money. Mohanlal’s father wants him to get married and introduces him to a girl, an auto driver who happens to be Bhavana. Mohanlal gets money by pledging the auto of Bhavana to return their house. But eventually falls in love with her. In the meantime they witness the murder of a person and a politician, the murderer tries to kill Mohanlal and Bhavana. How they both hand over the politician to the law and join hands in life is the rest of the movie.

Bhavana with Bharath in Koodal Nagar
Koodal Nagar is the second movie released for Bhavana with Bharath after the movie Veyyil. The earlier movie was a great success. This movie is also expected to be the same. In the movie Bharath has handled two roles for twin brothers and one of them is paired with Bhavana. Another one is paired with Sandya. The elder brother in the twin gets killed by Bhavana's father who is a politician and how the younger brother takes revenge on him is the plot of the movie. Bhavana is these concentrating on the character that she does in the movie and this is evident in this movie.

Veyyil makes a record
Veyyil is the super hit movie that completed 100 days of run recently and the good news to its director and producer now is that the movie is going to be screened in the Cannes Film Festival which is honour to its director for giving for good movie to the audiences. The movie had Bharath and Bhavana and Pasupathy did a pivotal role for the movie. The festival to be held is France is gearing up and the movies that will be screened are being announced.

Wish this petite heroine a Happy B'Day.

Bhavana was ecstatic today. Nothing to be surprised about, as today (June 6th) happens to be her birthday. And that's not the reason alone. The actress has her hands full with three Tamil movies, Arya, Vazhthukkal and Rameswaram and another in Tollywood. With Arya due to be released on July 6 th Bhavana is going great guns.

As a part of her birthday celebrations she is performing Chandiga Homam at the Kollur Mookambigai Temple. Behindwoods wishes Bhavana a very happy birthday.

Bhavana with Madhavan again
It is known that Bhavana is working along with Madhavan for the movie named Arya but the movie is yet to be released. In the meantime, Bhavana has been roped in to star with Madhavan in another movie that has been named Vazhtukkal. Siva will produce the movie under the banner of Amma Creations. Seeman will direct the movie. It can be remembered that Madhavan has worked with the director already in the movie Thambi. Yuvan Shankar Raja will score the music for the movie.

Bhavana to make it big in Telugu industry
Deepavali the recent release of Bhavana in the Tamil industry is doing well and the movie is staring Jayam Ravi opposite her. She is also starring in movies like Arya with Madhavan and Koodal Nagar with Bharath for the second time. She will also appear with Arya in the movie named Naan Kadavul. Now that Bhavana has decided to appear in Telugu movies also since she is being approached by many directors and producers from the industry. She is very much hopeful that her movies in the Telugu industry will also do well.

Bhavana in Deeppavali with Jayam Ravi
Bhavana and Jayam Ravi starrer movie Deeppavali has been released and the movie is of a very different kind. Bhavana has made up her mind to star in movies with good story and this is one of them. This movie will sure make her a very good artist in the industry and more offers will come her way. The movie is about a girl who forgets the happenings for the past three years in life. Meanwhile she is in love with a boy and also enjoys being with him. If cured she would forget all about the boy but she is cured and forgets her relationship with him. How the boy attempts to make her remember everything is the story of the movie.

Rameswaram has Bhavana with Jeeva
Bhavana has got a long list of movies to be released and three of her movies namely Chithram Pesudathi, Kizhakku Kadarakarai Salai and Veyyil have been released. She is also working for the movies like Deepavali, Arya and Naan Kadavul. She has now signed up for a movie named Rameswaram in which Jeeva will be doing the lead role. The movie is actually about the life and sufferings of the Srilankan refugees. To perform the real life of the refugees on screen, Jeeva and Bhavana have been visiting the refugees who are staying the Mandapam champ in Rameswaram. It is hoped that the movie will do very well in the theatre.

Arya to release in April
Arya the movie for Bhavana in the industry with Madhavan in the lead role is to be released in the last week of April. Bhavana has been roped in for another movie with Madhavan and the movie is titled Vazhthukkal. Seeman will direct the movie and the shooting of the movie is to commence in the near future with the photo session of the movie having been completed. Meanwhile Bhavana starrer movie Veyyil has completed 100 days and running successfully in the industry. She is happy that the audience are enjoying her movies and she is happy doing family oriented subjects in the movies and thinks that glamorous roles does not suit her.

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In 2005 she got meaty roles in movies like Daivanamathil, Naran etc. She got the State Awardfor Best Character Actress for Daivanamathil in 2006. In 2006 she acted only two films. Chinthamani Kolacase, Chess were the films and were big successes. Her latest movie Chota mumbai is an average hit
Awards:

FilmFare Award For Best Actress in 2006

State Award for Best Character Actress in 2006

Ujala-Asianet Award for Best Character Actress in 2006

Mathrubhumi - Medimix Award for New face Actress in 2004.

Several Malayalam language films, such as Youth Festival and Police were dubbed into Tamil prior to her straight debut, however like many dubbed films they flopped leaving Bhavana without a solid platform to start from. Her first straight Tamil venture, Chithiram Pesuthadi opposite another newcomer, Narain was released in early 2006 but flopped and didn't run for two weeks.

However after the audio launch, which happened after the film's release, the film was back in the theatre's. The film became a huge success and ran for over 100 days, primarily down to Gaana Ulaganathan's song in the film. Bhavana then became a sought after heroine and she went on a signing spree, picking to act with young heroes.

But her next film Kizhakku Kadalkarai Salai, released in late 2006 did not perform well at box-office though there were high expectations. However her most successful movie in 2006 was Veyil opposite Bharath released in December 2006.

In 2007, her first release was Deepavali opposite Jayam Ravi in February which got her rave reviews and became a hit. Her latest release to date is Koodal Nagar, which she paired yet again with Bharath in sharing frames with Sandhya.

Her upcoming projects are Arya 0pposite Madhavan, Rameswaram with Jeeva and Vaazhthukal, yet again with Madhavan. Her last film Deepavali celebrated its successful completion of 100 days on 18 May 2oo7.

Chithram Pesudathi is Raju Bhai
Bhavana made her debut in the movie named Chithram Pesudathi in the year 2006. Now the movie being remade by Dr Mohanbabu in Tollywood with Manchu Manojkumar in the lead role. The heroine role will be done by Sheela. The movie is being directed by Surya Kiron. The audio of the movie was recently released and is doing well which was scored by Yuvan Shankar Raja. There are plans to release the movie on May 11th in the industry. The Telugu version has been named as Raju Bhai.

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16. olice (2005) 17. Daivanamathil (2005)18. Chanthupottu (2005) 19. Naran (2005)20. Bhagwan (Kannada)

21. Bus Conductor (2005) 22. Chinthamani Kolacase (2006)23. Chithiram Pesuthadi (Tamil) (2006) 24. Kizhakku Kadarkarai Salai (2006)25. Veyyil (2006)

26. Deepavali (2007)27. Arya (2007)28. Koodal Nagar (2007)30. Vazhtukkal (Uner Production)31. Rameswaram (Under Production)

Bhavana signs up for new movie
Vazhthukkal is a forthcoming high budget movie that is being directed by Seeman and produced by Siva for Amman Creations. Yuvan Shankar Raja has been roped into the movie to handle music. The movie was earlier titled as ‘Maghazchi’.Bhavana has another movie in hand which is to be directed by Selvam and Produced by A M Rathnam. Bhavana is joining hands with Jeeva and the movie is titled as ‘Rameswaram’. The exact date when these movies will hit the floors has not yet been announced officially.

This Thrissur girl, whose real name is Karthika, is the daughter of Asst. Cinematographer, G.Balachandran Menon and Pushpa. She has one brother named Jayaddev currently living in Vancouver, Canada.

She debuted in Malayalam film Nammal opposite newcomers like Siddharth, Jishnu and Renuka Menon. The film was a big success and she got several offers in Malayalam. She has acted with almost all actors of Malayalam including Mammootty, Mohanlal, Suresh Gopi, Dileep, Jayaram, Prithviraj, Kunchacko Boban, Jayasurya etc. Though she got several Tamil films she refused them due to tight schedules. Her first Tamil film originally offered was Koodal Nagar opposite Bharath but shelved due to some technical difficulties, but completed and released recently in April 2007. Her first released Tamil film Chithiram Pesuthadi was a huge success. After that she was flooded with offers in Kollywood. The subsequent Tamil films she did are Kizhakku Kadalkarai Salai and Veyyil.

Veyyil was a huge hit in Tamil and her character Meenakshi won the accolades of both fans and critica. Her release in February 2007 Deepavali got very good reviews both for her ravishing girl-next-door looks and her acting in several difficult emotional sequences.

Her next projects are Arya with Madhavan . She is also planning to shift to Telugu films. She is proud of her girl-next-door looks and wants to do character roles with a good mixture of glamour and scope for performance. She even refused to act in a Telugu film of Krishnavamsi.

Her latest news is that she refused to be part of Simbu's new movie Kettavan because she thinks Simbu's image is tarnished in Tamil cinema these days and she doesn't want to associate with him. Her next projects are Arya with Madhavan . She is also planning to shift to Telugu films. She is proud of her girl-next-door looks and wants to do character roles with a good mixture of glamour and scope for performance. She even refused to act in a Telugu film of Krishnavamsi.

Her first movie Nammal was released in 2002. The film also starred Jishnu and Renuka Menon. The film was a big success. Then in 2003, she became the part of big hit movies like Chronic Bachelor, C.I.D.Moosa, Swapnakoodu etc.

In 2004 her career turned dim. Her movies like Youth Festival, Parayam, Bunglavil Outha etc bombed at the box-office. She appeared in an Item Number in the film Runway in 2004. Her career was not a successful one in 2004.

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With globalization, the dress of Indians is also getting westernized. But being most utilitarian, and multi-purpose saree is still reigning in rural India and for all rituals and ceremonials it shines supreme to this day. Colorful sarees are worn as pugrees, turbans and tribals flaunt invariably women's sarees in dances. Yakshagana dancers wear saree designed clothes.

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The Story of the Saree

The Indian Saree (a.k.a. Sari, Seere, Sadi) boasts of oldest existence in the sartorial world. It is more than 5000 years old! It is mentioned in Vedas, the oldest existing (surviving) literature (3000 B.C.) Patterns of dress change throughout the world now and then but, the Sari has survived because it is the main wear of rural India. 75% of the population (now a billion as per official estimate) wear versatile sari. We can certainly call this cloth versatile because it could be worn as shorts, trousers, flowing gown-like or convenient skirt-wise--all without a single stitch!

Saree (original--Chira in Sanskrit, cloth) is of varied length. From 5 yards to 9.5 yards tied loosely, folded and pleated, it could be turned into working dress or party-wear with manual skill. For day today dress of middle class women, 5-6 yard sari is comfortable to manage household chores. Working class tucks the same length above the ankles and if they have to work in water or fields, they would tuck the front pleats between the legs to the back, and tie the upper portion round the waist. This left them free movement of hands and legs.

A nine yard saree used to be a connoisseurs pleasure with embellishments, embroidery and gold designing. At the same time it was as safe a dress as trousers. It was worn in the similar way as working saree. But, some pleats covered the ankles as well. A gold silver or cloth belt was fastened which kept pallu, (upper cover) pleats and folds in tact. Jhansi's Queen Laxmibai, Belawadi Mallamma and Kittur Chennamma fought enemy troops on horseback, wearing saree this way. Tight tucking of the front pleats in the back was called Veeragacche or soldier's tuck.

Generally the climate of Indian subcontinent is warm and humid. Saree and its male counterpart dhoti was most suited for this land. Earlier there was hardly any difference between Saree and dhoti because men also liked to flaunt colorful Sarees with brocaded borders (see: Sarees for Men!). They could perhaps be interchanged in needy times. Only the upper portion of the saree-length which covers the chest, left shoulder and at times head, is missing in saree for men.

Styles in wearing saree vary from region to region. Gujarat style and Bengali style are different. So are Mangalorean, Kannadiga, Kodava, Tamilian, Malayali, etc. The Saree is worn in at least 10 to 15 styles throughout the India, though the ways of wearing above used to be common. In Maharashtra and North Karnataka region, wearing a nine yard saree (without a petticoat -- long underskirt --which was superfluous) was in vogue till 20th century. My mother who was a good swimmer, used to wear a nine yard saree tightly and swam in Kali river or Arabian sea along with my father. Wearing swimming costume could just not be dreamt of. But the versatile saree was good enough to move through the waves.

Some people think that Indian saree is influenced by Greek or Roman toga which we see on ancient statues. This is not correct. Saree is essentially Indian and designed to suit local conditions. Cotton was cultivated in India centuries before Alexander the Great landed on the borders of India and Indian cloth (chira or Saree) was a wonder to Greek eyes. In fact, Herodotus and other ancient western historians thought there were cloth-growing trees in India!

Raja Ravi Varma, the distinguished painter of 19th century, toured the entire sub-continent in search of the ideal female-wear. He wanted the best dress for the various goddesses he was asked and commissioned to paint. He selected the a nine yard saree which drapes the body beautifully at the same time exhibiting contours of female anatomy--bust, waist, hips. Most of the female deities he painted are in this style.

An old or worn-out saree is equally utilitarian. Grandmothers used to stitch quilts folding soft and worn-out Sarees and putting bright new cloth on cover, for children which kept them warm. Worn-out thicker Sarees were used as bed covers or blankets in the cradle (as the babies wetted it frequently). For village women, folds of Sarees serve as pouches, bags and haversack to carry grocery and at times babies as well. Some used to make a stand-by cradle out of sree length for the baby. Tying the ends to a nearby tree. White Sarees could be turned into towels, napkins, diapers etc., even after they are worn out.

Dhoti is an abridged version of the saree sans pallu (the throw of the saree). Many Hero-stones (memorials for dead heroes) show the dhoti worn like breeches or shorts with Veeragachche; dagger and other weapons were tucked in dhoti folds.

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Buying Sarees : -

Women on heavier side should buy sarees (saris) in Georgette, Chiffon or Chignon. Heavy Mysore Silk sarees (saris) look

beautiful and one tends to look slimmer.

Shorter women should buy sarees with small borders or no borders. They should definitely avoid big borders as big borders make one look shorter.

Thin women should buy Organza, Cotton, Tissue and Tussar Sarees. These Sarees (saris) gives a fuller effect.

In printed Sarees, avoid big prints, as it gives a gaudy and a huge look. Delicate print on a Saree, gives a delicate look.

Dark skin color women should generally buy dark colours like maroon, green, dark pink etc.

INDIAN SAREE:

The word saree is said to have its origin in the Sanskrit word Chira that means cloth. The Indian saree has stood the test of time. It is still a preferred garment for most women in India, though other Indian garments such as salwars and churidhars and western wear are popular too. The saree is draped in different variations, in keeping with the region. From the nine-yard saree worn in the days of yore to the present day 6-yard saree, the saree can be worn in flattering styles to adorn a woman's body. Sarees come plain or with printed floral designs or geometric prints. The pallu is that part of the saree that comes over the shoulder. The saree blouse has also underdone a metamorphosis. It has become a fashion statement in its own right. Elaborate embroidery, flattering sleeves and necklines can be selected.

INDIAN BRIDAL SAREE:

The bridal saree (sari) is bought with a lot of care. Wedding sarees can range from a few thousand rupees to even a few hundred thousand rupees. Silk sarees are the preferred choice of most Indian brides. Smooth and sensuous, the silk saree is the quintessential wedding saree that is found in rich colors that are a feast for the eyes. Rich Mysore silk sarees or pure Kanjivaram sarees can be selected in a variety of color combinations and prints. The intricate zari work on the borders and pallu set them apart. Mysore silk sarees tend to have minimal zari work and work well for other formal gatherings. Bridal sarees from Rajasthan encompass elaborate embroidered sarees in vibrant shades. Designs can be ethnic or modern.

INDIAN SILK SAREE:

Silk SAREE In the world of fashion ‘Banarasi Silk Saree’ remains the Indian ‘SUN’ and has been a subject of great inspiration and appreciation for world-wide costume connoisseurs. These proposed episodes would try to fathom its historical continuance, record its traditions which goes from generation to generation and unveil the intricacies which goes towards making this Banarasi Saree an art and aesthetics. In short it would enter the subject from the raw materials and show the process to the final product and packaging. It was in the Mughal era Baranasi saree came into popularity and got fashion currency. Today these sarees are being exported world-wide. Around 125 km of Varanasi this art of making Banarai saree is surviving since olden days. It was during the mughal times when all arts be it persian, rajasthan or other indian school got amalgamated to create a fusion of aesthetics. Same goes for costume as well.

INDIAN EMBROIDERY SAREE:

Indian embroidery comes in different styles and designs. You can opt for heavily ornate zardosi embroidered sarees or the zari embroidery done in different parts of the country. Embroidered sarees are sometimes set off with brocade, mirror work and cut work in patterns so exquisite and detailed that they are a masterpiece in themselves. Delicately embroidered pastel chiffons are ideal in a bridal wardrobe. Different types of stitches are used while embroidering sarees. You can pick up intricately embroidered sarees, depicting episodes from legends, birds and animals. Kantha embroidery of Bengal is done on cotton sarees as well as tussar silk sarees.

INDIAN COTTON SAREE:

Cotton sarees (Sari) are made in different regions of India. You can pick up a Venkatgiri saree or Pochampalli saree or even a Maheshwari saree. Crisp Bengal cottons are a must-have in any woman's wardrobe. The cool and elegant Kota of Rajasthan or the Cotton prints of South India are also popular. The earthy shades of Sambalpur cottons have their simple charm. The Tangail and Shantiniketan sarees of Bengal are yet another example of the fine weaving history of the country. Kalamkari sarees in cotton also find many takers. Indian Cotton saris are draped at festivals, weddings and many other ceremonies. Indian Cotton Saree (Sari) has intricate work that gives it an elegant look.

INDIAN DISIGNER SAREE:

You can choose one of a kind embroidery work or prints that can make you stand apart from the crowd, albeit at a price. Designers have also come up with modern versions of the saree, in a pre-stitched version or with blouses that range from the flirty to the downright sexy. Sheer georgette sarees or chiffon sarees are flattering to the figure. Teemed up with a well-stitched blouse, a chiffon saree can be worn to a party. The range of colors and designs is wide. The saree continues to evolve with the times. Each saree is a magical merging of art and aesthetics. Different materials and designs are experimented with. The Indian woman continues to be held in its alluring sway. It is a seductive garment that maintains its timeless elegance, in spite of stiff competition from other garments.

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Just a couple of decades ago, the half-sari besides being the traditional dress, was also the most popular dress of young girls in Tamil Nadu. The pride of a girl's wardrobe was the pattu-pavadai, worn with a half-sari to match its border. There was no dress that belonged so exclusively to the budding young woman and no woman past her teens would wear it. The half-sari was a transition from the pavadai to the sari, from girlhood to womanhood. It prepared a young girl for the more cumbersome 6 yards.

The trend is changing - so LET US BRING THE TRADITION BACK....

Half Saree was very common among young girls of Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Full skirt, short blouse and a davani (shawl) constitutes this dress style.

It is considered to be originated in Tamil Nadu, but is very commonly used in Kerala till about 30 years back. Nowadays with all modern fashions half saree is almost completely diappeared among Kerala girls.

You need an underskirt. A top skirt with border. A blouse similar to a saree blouse. And 2.5 to 3 yards. Blouse should match the color of the skirt. Half saree should match the border of the skirt.

One edge of the half saree is tucked into the middle of the navel. 2-3 small pleats. Take the other end of the material around you and over the shoulder. It's in style to have the edge of the half saree in a 'V' shape at the back.

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