Hansika Motwani PROFILE&STILLS

Actual Name: Hansika Motwani
Nick Name: Hansika
Date of birth: August 9, 1991
Place of birth: Mumbai
Education:11th Grade in Indian Education System
Debut Film: Desamuduru
Hansika Motwani was born in Mumbai a city in India on August 9, 1991 and she started her career as a child artist. A Daughter of a business and her mother is a dermatologist though her parents were seperated in the year 2004.She entered the film industry in the movie Yahoo where she acted as a child artist with Juhi Chawla and Govinda. Later on she came in the Hyundai Santro advert with Shahrukh khan and later was bagged with many offers.
Her next biggest offer was from Rakesh Roshan for acting in the movie Koi mil gaya with Hrithik Roshan and Preity Zinta. Alongwith acting in the movies she has also acted in many television adverts with big companies like Samsung, Pepsi and Bournvita. Her debut was in the movie Puri Jagannath’s Desamuduru opposite Allu Arjun.
Filmography

Kantri (2008)
Money Hain To Honey Hain (July 25, 2008) (Under Production)
Loot (2008) (Under Production)
He - The Only One (2008) (Stuck/On Hold)
Desa Mudur (2007)
Aap Ka Surroor - The Moviee (June 29, 2007) (Released) ...... Riaa
Aabra Ka Daabra (December 24, 2004) (Released)
Hum Kaun Hai (September 3, 2004) (Released) ...... Sara Williams
Jaago (February 6, 2004) (Released) ...... Shruti
Koi Mil Gaya (August 8, 2003) (Released) ...... The Super Six
Hawa (July 4, 2003) (Released)
Escape From Taliban (February 14, 2003) (Released) ...... Guncha (As Seema Motwani)

Genelia D’Souza PROFILE&STILLS

Full Name: Genelia D’Souza
Nick Name: Jeenu ,Harini
Date of birth: August 5, 1987
Place of birth: England
Education: Graduate
Debut Film: Boys
Awards: Best actress
Screen Name :Genelia D'Souza 5'.6½"
Nick Name :Harini (Name given by Director Shanker)
Date of Birth :August 5, 1987, in England
First film :Tujhe Meri Kasam (2002)
First hero :Ritesh Deshmukh
First Director :K.Vijay Bhasker
First Producer :Ramoji Rao
Films done :Boys, Satyam, Masti, Samba, Sye, Happy,
Bommarillu, Dhee etc.,
Films on hand :Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na, Mr. Medhavi, Sathya In Love, Vaaranam Aayiram etc.,
Favorite films :Boys, Bommarillu etc.,
Sports :I was a State level Athlete - a sprinter, and a national level football player
Favorite director :ShankerFirst Screen Presence :Parker (Ad. Film) with Amitabh Bachchan
First Ad. film Director :Mansoor Khan
AwardsNominated- :Screen Award for Most Promising
Newcomer - Female(2004) Movie-Tujhe Meri KasamFavorite color :Red, White
Genelia D’Souzawas born on August 5, 1987 in England. Her full name is Genelia D’Souza. She is also known to people close to her as Harini.
Her parents originally hail from Goa and later moved to England. She got her first break in the movie ‘Boys’ directed by Shankar. Genelia has so far acted in over a dozen Telugu, Tamil and Hindi movies.

She acted in movies like Satyam, Masti, Samba, Sye, Happy, Bommarillu, and Dhee. Bommarillu is the biggest hit in Genelia’s career starring Siddharth Narayan in the lead.

Filmography
Boys (2003)
Satyam (2003)
Samba (2004)
Sye (2005)Subash Chandra Bose (2005)
Na Alludu (2005)
Happy (2006)
Raam (2006)
Bommarillu (2006)
Dhee (2007)
Ready(2008)
Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na (2008)
Mere Baap Pehle Aap(2008)
Santosh Subrahmanyam (2008)

Paandu (2005)

Release Date: 4th November, 2005
Banner: Sri Keerti Creations
Direction: Devi Prasad
Music: Mani Sharma
Story: Devi Prasad
Screenplay: Devi Prasad
Dialogues: Vegnesa Sateesh
Cinematography: Shankar Kanteti
Thrills: Ram-Lakshman
Editing: Nandamuri Hari
Art: KV Ramana
Producer: ML Kumar Chowdary
Cast:
Jagapathi Babu,
Sneha,
Madhu Sharma,
Sayaji Shinde,
Krishna Bhagawan,
Raghubabu,
Venumadhav and Others
Story: The girl, Sneha, who plays the TV anchor must be having her own fans as film actress. And there is nothing in the film to establish that bit of greatness of the anchor in her profession except her beautiful looks. After all, it is Sneha who portrayed that role. The middle-aged bachelor boy Paandu (Jagapathi Babu) plays her great fan to that extent that he is ready to lay his life for her welfare. And he is not the only fan for her. There is a sinister minister (Sayaji Shinde) who is also a fan in another sense. He feels he will be gratified if that girl spends one single night in his bed. The refusal earned her jail, because he is a state cabinet minister that too of Home. There are enough of rogue police in the service of the minister. They are worse than the minister's own goons. How this Paandu finally goes to the rescue of his celebrity forms the story.In the process you should be ready to accept and enjoy all the impossibilities and improbabilities, the director puts to our view, at the cost of credibility. Sneha plays this victim of the state minister Sayaji. Her name is Anjali, working as an anchor in an irresponsible TV Channel, whose MD fails to come to her rescue when she is thrown into problems. Even another young man who aspires to marry her and she too is interested to become his wife, also ditches her in the last minute. On the other hand, he even helps the minister and police in planting evidence in her house in the form of narcotic injunctions, so that the police show them as evidence of her involvement in drug trafficking and then jail the girl. Into this vacuum of any help, steps in the hero Paandu. He is invested, by the director, with all powers in the world. He can rush into police stations, beat them up or attack the Home Minister in his own home. None raises a gun.The minister's past time is painting oil pictures on canvas. In the absence of a canvas, he makes a nude girl stand before him and paints on her. What a taste. Paandu sends a buffoon-like lawyer, played by Krishna Bhagawan, to defend Anjali. He faces another buffoon like government pleader, played by Raghubabu. You have to take all this as entertainment. And there is Venumadhav, who behaves more like a lunatic in the name of doing everything 'differently'. There is no need to tell that the rouge minister is finally exposed, by the eye of a TV channel camera, Paandu's muscle power and director's screenplay presenting the hero as fresh as ever, even when he is profusely bleeding from a head injury caused by a severe hit on his head. The camera does not fail to put to our view dried up color patches on his forehead, which we have to believe that as bleeding. The heroine naturally lands into the embrace of her fan Paandu in the end. This act is sure to inspire the fan clubs.