Shreya attractive pictures

sriya drenched in rain navel picture

Shriya has been hugely popular down south & because of that it was but natural that she was selected to star opposite the iconic rajinikanth in sivaji the boss. Shriya has tried her hand at bollywood quite freqenly tasting no success what so ever, mainly because of the movies she has been in, awarapan did give her some recognition as it was a bhatt camp movie, but reportedly things are upswing for her , rumor has it shriya has signed a movie with hritik roshan himself

Shriya is the highest paid heroine in the history of Tamil films and is a much respected brand in Tamilnadu, especially after being superstar Rajnikanth's heroine.

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Blockbuster Shivaji has turned Shriya into a busy heroine in Tamil. Tamil film with Vijay as hero Azhagiya Tamil Magan still suffers from labor pains due to non-availability of dates from heroine Shriya. To note here, director Shankar and the producers are planning to release Shivaji in Hindi, for which Rajnikanth himself is said to have allotted three days for shooting of some scenes. But, Shriya is yet to finalize her call sheet. Interestingly, she found ample time to allot for Venky's film Tulasi, in which she plays an item girl. There is an equation here. In Shivaji, the heroine was Shriya. And Nayantara played the item girl.

lovely rose lips her own

Shriya Charan making her debut in Kollywood with Unakkum Enakkum became glare of publicity with Sivaji where she paired up with Superstar. With many offers pouring, missy has opted to render her voice for the Hindi dubbing of Sivaji. Well, it was Kaniga who was roped to dub Shriya for the original Tamil version and now Shriya is quite excited about giving her voice.

Director Shankar looks busy bodied working on some of alterations for Hindi version, especially for the pre-sequences of the song Athiradiâ. Hindi version of the film is expected to hit the screens in Bombay on the occasion of Diwali. Boss rules the entire cine-market and that was evident with the original Tamil version of Sivaji witnessed opening with house packed shows even in remote villages of North India without any subtitles inserted onto the screen.