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Mamtha changes her path

  • IndiaGlitz, [Friday,January 02 2009]

Mamtha Mohandas is now ardently working to rope herself out of the second heroine image. Her face became a known one after ‘Lanka’ (2006), a Malayalam movie that got dubbed into Telugu as ‘Pokiri Pilla’. She debuted as a second heroine into Telugu industry with ‘Yama Donga’ starring NTR and Priyamani.

Be it fate or luck, thereafter she was approached often only to play in the side roles and not as the solo heroine. She did play in a series of movies as a second heroine. The trend was followed until the latest ‘Chintakayala Ravi’ and ‘King’. Fed up with the not so prominent substituted roles, she is now determined to sign only for the lead heroine.

Mamtha is now veering out of offers and is waiting for the right role to come her way.

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