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Brahmi terms Deeksha a ‘Tolly Katrina’

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,January 19 2011]

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Deeksha Seth made her debut in ‘Vedam’ directed by Krish and paired up against Allu Arjun. Soon, she bagged several offers and featured in ‘Mirapakay’ opposite Raviteja which was released recently.

Her forthcoming release is ‘Wanted’ opposite Gopichand directed by BVS Ravi. During the audio launch of ‘Wanted’ recently, popular comedian, Padmasri Dr Brahmanandam showered lot of praises on the heroine of the film Deeksha Seth.

He says, ‘I saw her photo on a women’s magazine’s cover page and just mistook her for Katrina Kaif, a star of Bollywood. After a while, I realized that she is not Katrina but some one else. After meeting her now personally, I have no inhibition to call her as the Tollywood’s Katrina.’

Watch Trailers: Wanted

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