No empty pages in Tamanna's diary
Saturday, July 16, 2011 • Tamil
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Tamanna entered the Tollywood with Sri. She got a good break in Telugu with Sekhar Kammula's film 'Happy Days'. After that she had no looking back. Very recently her film '100% Love' proved a big hit and another movie 'Badrinath' earned a decent revenue and proved a commercial hit.
TamannaÂs diary remained busy with films like NTR's 'Oosaravelli' and Ram Charan's 'Rachcha' and Ram's 'Endukante Premanta'. Not only in Telugu film industry, she is also making waves in the Tamil film industry.
Her debut film 'Siruthai' opposite Karthi was a blockbuster and her recent release 'Venghai' opposite Dhanush was also proved a success. Especially, TamannaÂs performance earned a critical acclaim in this movie.
Tamanna, however, attributed the success of the film to director Hari. She had become popular as Milky Beauty and is touted that she attends shooting with minimal make-up.
However, her energy levels are praiseworthy.
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