Amala Paul is busy
Friday, December 17, 2010 • Tamil
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Heard about the malayalee actress Amala Paul? Yes, she is new sensation in Tamil industry with her latest movie 'Mynaa' turning a big hit. The actress who entered film industry with films like Veeerasekharan and Vikatakavi, after her assignments in many advertisements is presently through a number of new projects. She will be seen soon in 'Mirugam' fame Sami's ÂSindhu Samaveli which is getting ready to greet release centres in a short while. The other big projects of Amala in Tamil includes Vikram's untitled movie, and a new movie with Arya. She has also bagged a Telugu movie as heroine to Siddharth.
Amala, a native of Aluva and a second year degrees student of St.Theresa college, had earlier done a short role in Lal Jose's 'Neelathamara'. She will be again seen in Malayalam in the new movie by Rajesh Kannankara ÂIthu Nammude KathaÂ. Anyway, great going and best of luck.....
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