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Deepika Padukone
The daughter of the renowned World Badminton Champion, Prakash
Padukone, the girl known for her innocent looks and ravishing
onscreen appearances, Deepika Padukone has certainly something that
sets herself apart from the rest.
Deepika was
born in 1986 in Bangalore, India. Her modeling career started off
with advertisements campaigns for Liril Soap, Close-Up toothpaste
and Limca etc. After that she received many celebrated modeling
contracts that included brand ambassadorship of the Jewels of India,
an annual jewelry exhibition. But she came into prominence with the
advertisement for Maybelline. The prestigious cosmetic company made
her their new international cover face.
Deepika was honored with the title
of the ‘Model of the Year’ at the fifth annual Kingfisher Fashion
Awards for Indian models and designers. She was also the chosen face
for the Kingfisher Swimsuit Calendar for 2006. Deepika also won two
trophies at the Idea Zee F Awards in 2006- Female Model of the Year
(Commercial Assignments) and Fresh Face of the Year. These laurels
elevated and established her status from a model to a supermodel.
After gaining immense success on the ramp, Deepika has made a foray
in the Bollywood. She made her debut in a music video for “Naam Hai
Tera”, a song from the pop album Aap Ka Suroor, an album by the
well-known Bollywood singer and composer Himesh Reshammiya. She
inaugurated her career in movies with a Kannada film ‘Aishwarya’
which is directed by the famous director Indrajit Lankesh. In the
movie she had with her the versatile Kannada actor, Upendra.
Deepika’s first film has already proved to be a hit at the
box-office. Her performance in the movie is widely acclaimed.
Recently Deepika has signed three Hindi movies- ace director
Pritadarshan’s forthcoming film, Pirate, Farah Khan’s second
directorial venture ‘Om Shanti Om’ and Rakesh Omprakash Mehra’s
‘Delhi 6’. All the three movies will hit the theater in this year
(2007). But while millions await to watch the glamorous damsel’s
work in three phenomenal directors project, Deepkia rejects all
claims of working with Priyadarshan. According to her she has never
even come across this South Indian director. The Liril girl is even
silent about working with Farah Khan and Omprakash Mehra. It is also
heard that Deepika has agreed to do a Tamil film named Vaaranam
Aayiram. The film directed by Gautham Menon has casted the actor
Surya against Deepika.
Currently Deepika is in the news because of her links with the
socialite and upcoming model Nihar Pandya who is known for his bit
role in Himesh Reshammiya’s music video “I love toy Sayoni”. It is
said that Deepika had advocated Nihar’s name for the role.
Deepika Padukone latest news
Deepika watched Hema Malini’s films sales cialis
The young and beautiful actress Deepika Padukone has gained stardom with the success of her first film “Om Shanti Om”. Recently Deeps also won a prize for the budding actress.
Deepika reveals that she prepared for the 70’s era
character by watching films starring Hema Malini and Helen. She told the
IANS that “I watched a lot of films starring Hema Malini and Helen, for
instance ‘Jewel Thief’ and ‘Seeta Aur Geeta’, to notice how they were
made.
“In the films of that time, everything was over the
top - the emotions were exaggerated though I enjoy the originality of
the ’70s era films. The actors were more graceful and their body
language was completely different from today’s actors,”
Deepika added that “I don’t count myself as a big
star yet, there is a long way for me to go. I think my father handled
success very well and it is in my genes to be humble.”
The daughter of the renowned badminton player
Prakash Padukone is overjoyed with the success of her film and her
increasing popularity. Deepika said that “Honestly, when we were
shooting for the film I had never thought that it would be a huge hit. I
just gave my 100 percent to it.
“Also, when you are working for a film you feel you
have given it your best. However, when you later see your work you find
so many things that need improvement. I think it is just the start.”
Deepika reveals that she owes her fame to the
director of the film “Om Shanti Om” to its director Farah Khan who
helped her to get accustomed to the camera. She says that “Farah planned
it in such a way that I had to shoot scenes with small dialogues on the
first day and gradually moved on to bigger scenes with longer
dialogues. It helped me in performing well to a great extent.
“The ’60s-’70s fashion is in vogue again. I am
completely bowled over by Farah, who dared to use that look in her film.
She has portrayed it so well.”
But the model turned actress Deepika admits that
fashion is completely different in Bollywood and on the ramp. She says
that “There is a lot of difference between fashion on the ramp and that
portrayed in films. Though it was a little weird to wear such clothes on
screen, but Manish (Malhotra) helped me get the confidence, as we
couldn’t afford to go wrong with the looks.”