Malayali beauty Anupama Parameswaran is famous for playing homely girl roles. She was seen in girl next door roles almost all through her career. But she appears to have taken a detour of sorts now.
In the recently released trailer of Rowdy Boys, a college drama featuring Dil Raju’s nephew Ashish Reddy and Anupama Parameswaran in the lead roles there is one particular bold moment.
Halfway through the trailer, we see Anupama Parameswaran and Ashish sharing an intimate moment. There is a lip lock scene featuring Ahisih and Anupama.
Anupama was mostly confined to homely roles all through her career and this is the first time she has done a lip lock scene in her career. This steamy lip lock scene has become the hot topic now.
There are also reports claiming that Anupama has starred in a fair few other lip lock scenes in Rowdy Boys. These bold scenes will be the main highlight of the film. It remains to be seen how fans will react to Anupama’s bold scenes in Rowdy Boys.
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Aishwarya Rajesh Unveils Damini Look in Oh..! Sukumari
Thiru Veer and Aishwarya Rajesh, both coming off blockbuster successes in their most recent outings, are teaming up for the first time in the upcoming film Oh..! Sukumari. Billed as a full-fledged entertainer set against a colourful rural backdrop, the film marks the directorial debut of Bharat Dharshan.
Marking Aishwarya Rajesh’s birthday, the makers unveiled her first-look poster, introducing her as Damini. Presented in a traditional village avatar, the actress is seen mid-run, sporting a determined yet slightly anxious expression. The striking visual hints at a lively and chaotic moment, while also capturing the essence of Damini as a strong, independent woman rooted in grit and resilience.
The poster effectively reflects the film’s rustic charm and spirited tone, raising curiosity around Aishwarya Rajesh’s character and the narrative set in a vibrant village milieu.
Oh..! Sukumari is produced by Maheswara Reddy Mooli under the Gangaa Entertainments banner, with music composed by Bharath Manchiraju.
