“Karuppasamy Kuthagaitharar” Meenakshi ready with sexy clothes

Meenakshi, who had done a very homely role opposite Karan in Karuppasamy Kuthagaitharar, enacts a dynamic physician’s role in her upcoming movie Perumal with Sundar C. And her costume was an 8 yard sari. In her first film it was half sari, in her 2nd film it was sari. Meenakshi, think about the poor Tamilnadu youth!

“That is my fate. I actually am not familiar with wearing half sari or sari. My favorite attire is modern clothes and I ended up wearing saris.

The story revolves entirely around the heroine in this movie. Meenakshi deems herself a clear fit for modern roles, so acting in homely roles has always been a challenge for her.

I got the certificate that I look good in a sari but even now I am not confident enough to wear a sari. As far as I am concerned, sari is a very difficult attire,” said Meenakshi as she rushed away to her makeup room to get out of her sari.

Meenakshi is also a busy model besides appearing in films.

Actress Meenakshi Photo Gallery

 Pretty actress Meenakshi, who made a dream debut in Karan-starrer Karuppasamy Kuthigaitharar, has turned on her glamourous side.

Meenakshi who is not familiar with wearing half sari or sari found it challenging to wear one in her debut movie. Now she is back to her favorite attire, modern clothes in her upcoming movies Perumal and Rajathi Raja.

Meenakshi is also a busy model besides appearing in films.

Mandhira Punnagai Movie Stills

  
Mandira Punnagai Movie
Starring : Karu Palaniappan, Meenakshi, Santhanam, Thambi Ramaiya, Maheshwari, Rishi
Direction : Karu Palaniappan
Music : Vidyasagar

Nirosha makes short film

After staying away from the silver screen for a brief stint, yesteryear heartthrob Nirosha has bounced back, this time as a producer and director of short films. And she was honoured for one of her ventures by Finance Minister K Anbazhagan in Chennai recently.

Also honoured was ‘Nizhalgal’ Ravi, who too marked his presence with a short film. In his address, the Minister responded to a plea from the Producers' Guild to exempt short films from entertainment tax.
He said the State government has been helping the film industry in many ways and steps would be taken to waive the tax for short films. “Such ventures come with a valuable theme. They go a long way in sensitising the people,” he said at the function organised by the Small Savings Department.
Chennai Mayor M Subramanian said Small Savings departments of other States have approached the department seeking dubbing rights for all 38 short films. A Rahman Khan, Vice-Chairman, Department of Small Savings, M S Ramanujan, Postmaster General, Chennai City Region and C Uma Shankar, State Small Savings Department Commissioner also spoke.
The short films aimed at inculcating the habit of savings among the people will be screened at theatres all over Tamil Nadu soon. In Chennai, four films will be screened at the Elliots Beach at 7 pm every day till June 18.

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