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HP girl Yamini Sharma accepts role
Monday,
September
04,
2006
Solan
(UNI):
Accepting
the
sudden
turn
of
destiny,
young
girl
of
Solan
town
of
Himachal
Pradesh,
Yamini
Sharma,
today
announced
her
decision
to
work
with
renowned
Bollywood
Director
and
Producer
Satish
Kaushik
in
his
new
forthcoming
Hindi
movie.
Ms.
Sharma,
who
had
recently
joined
MCM
DAV
College
at
Chandigarh
after
completing
her
schooling
from
local
DAV
School,
was
offered
work
by
Mr
Kaushik
for
his
forthcoming
Hindi
movie
after
seeing
her
photograph
in
a
newspaper.
Ms
Sharma
made
the
announcement
in
the
presence
of
her
parents,
relatives,
close
friends
and
print
and
electronic
media
persons
who
had
arrived
here
from
Delhi
and
other
parts
of
the
country.
'I
have
decided
to
avail
the
opportunity
by
accepting
the
offer
of
Bollywood's
top
producer,''
announced
an
enthusiastic
Ms
Sharma.
Yamini is the third girl from Himachal Pradesh who had been offered an opportunity by Bollywood Producer after Preity Zinta from Shimla and Kangna Rannaut from Mandi district. Ms Sharma said she would soon be traveling to Mumbai along with her mother, Nisha Sharma, for undergoing a screen test. Replying to a question, she said she would never forget Himachal after settling down in Bollywood. On her clearing the screen test, she would work in Mr Kaushik's new film Tere Sang in which she would play the role of rich girl while the hero would play the role of poor boy.
Ms Sharma said she was extremely happy for getting an opportunity to work for a Hindi movie, adding that her parents and relatives encouraged her to avail the opportunity. A fan of John Abraham, Bipasha Basu and Priety Zinta, Ms Sharma was hoping to succeed in Bollywood. 'I would leave no stone unturned to achieve the success and uphold the name of my family,' she said. According to her school principal, though, Yamini never showed much inclination towards cultural activities during her school days but never withdrew herself from any cultural programme of the school. Terming her very cool, decent student, the principal hoped that her student would touch new heights. Her favourite movie is Rang De Basanti. 'After detailed discussions with relatives, and other friends we have decided to support our daughter,'' said an elated father Roshan Sharama and her mother Nisha Sharma.
