By:
Settu
Shankar
Monday,
April
09,
2007
Money
is
more
powerful
than
culture.
Very
recent
example
for
this
proverb
is
bhavana!
bhavana,
known
as
a
brand
name
for
homely
characters
in
Tamil
movies,
is
eyeing
Tollywood
and
is
mentally
prepared
to
opt
for
seductive
costumes
and
say
good
bye
to
her
sarees
and
fully
covered
churidars.
A
hero
needs
to
learn
several
arts
like
dance,
stunt...
etc
to
find
a
place
in
the
cineworld.
But
if
he
brings
in
a
bag
full
of
currency,
all
other
qualifications
are
pushed
back
and
become
secondary.
But
for
a
heroine,
the
primary
and
the
preferred
asset
is
only
her
glamour.
A
girl
can
enter
the
world
of
cinema
and
even
capture
the
number
one
slot
without
knowing
the
art
of
acting.
Instead,
she
can
excel
in
the
art
of
adjustments.
We
have
a
very
long
list
of
such
heroines.
There
might
be
a
possibility
for
some
exceptional
cases
like
bhavana.
Introduced
as
a
promising
new
face
in
Chithiram
Pesuthadi,
she
is
very
firm
in
her
stand
and
never
accepts
glamour
roles.
She
openly
declared
that
she
couldn't
accept
a
movie
even
with
Vijay
or
any
other
top
heroes,
if
her
role
is
glamour
oriented
and
she
has
maintains
that
stand
till
date.
But
in
the
Telugu
film
world,
glamour
is
the
'Unicode'
language
for
an
actress.
Take
the
case
of
Sridevi,
Suhasini
and
the
latest
one
Sneha.
All
had
shown
only
their
teeth
to
the
Tamil
viewers.
But
when
they
entered
Telugu
film
world,
their
cultural
clutches
were
immediately
broken
and
they
willingly
accepted
glamour
roles.
Now
bhavana
has
also
joined
that
elite
club.
She
is
on
her
way
to
learning
Telugu
after
a
few
good
offers
from
Hyderabad
were
confirmed
for
her.
Her
Telugu
producers
have
promised
almost
double
her
usual
payments,
but
on
one
condition.
She
should
bid
farewell
to
her
homely
costumes.
Her
parents
and
friends
have
also
advised
her
to
accept
the
offer.
So
instead
of
learning
Telugu,
bhavana
should
rather
shape
her
body
before
entering
the
glamour
world!