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Pooja Gandhi's dare bare scenes, a hit in TN
Pooja Gandhi took a bold decision to star in Dandupalya to resurrect her career when it was on a downhill. For the role, she was asked to shed all her inhibitions and get into the skin of the character. More importantly, the character demanded her to do such scenes that she was never-been part of for five years. And the Mungaaru Male girl bravely faced the challenge and did her best in the role. Rest is the history.
The actress' Dandupalya went on to become one of the money-spinning film last year. The raw content and the brilliant performance of Pooja Gandhi became crowd-pulling factors. Especially, first benchers enjoyed watching Pooja's skin shows and her bold scenes. Her much-hyped dare back scene, though disappointed audience as it was a scene merely lasted for few seconds, was the key factor to attract mass audience initially, but worked out well for the film.
Dandupalya, though got lukewarm reviews from critics, got massive response from audience. As a result, the film made wonderful business, which was not expected by even the makers of the film. This made the producer to dub the film in other languages like Telugu and Tamil. Continue reading on the slideshow...
A Still From Dandupalya
The Telugu version of the film titled Dandupalyam was released in January 2013, which got positive response. The film made huge collections in B and C centres and also grandly celebrated the 50-day celebration.
A Still From Dandupalya
Last week, the Tamil version of the film titled Karimedu was released. And the film, as expected, got decent opening at the Box Office.
A Still From Dandupalya
It is not surprising to see the 'bold' content doing wonders for the Tamil version of the movie. Here too, the film has impressed mass. Especially, Pooja's topless posters have attracted people.
A Still From Dandupalya
Dandupalya is the infamous crime gang that spread terror in and around Bangalore by slitting the throats of women and the aged before raping and robbing them in late 90s. Director Srinivasa Raju has tried to bring their barbarous acts on-screen.
A Still From Dandupalya
A group of men, mainly from Dandupalya, enters the city and makes the city to live under fear. Their approach is simple: A woman (played by Pooja Gandhi) from the gang finds a right house for the robbery, where lone or elderly resides, and visits the house asking for water.
