Amoha goes back to her roots
Monday, May 23, 2005 • Tamil
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Ram Gopal Verma, who introduced actress like Urmila and Antara Mali, now is singing paeans of praise about another of his find.
Named Nisha Kothari, Ram Gopal Verma is full of appreciation for the young actress.
Heaping praise on the debutant, Verma says "she has got the looks and skills to make it big in Bollywood."
She has been signed to act in Verma's next three production ventures too.
Now, if you are wondering what this news bit about Bollywood happenings is doing in the Tamil section, well there is a reason.
This Nisha Kothari is none but actress Amoha, who was introduced by director Charan in his Tamil movie JJ opposite Madhavan, released last year.
Unfortunately she failed to make any impression and went back to Mumbai where she has managed to bag the plump offers from Verma.
Now, she thinks her future is secured.
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