Sunday, March 6, 2011

Mallika Sherawat

Mallika Sherawat is an Indian actress and model from the Hisar and Rohtak area of the state of Haryana. She has a degree in philosophy from Miranda House, Delhi University.

Mallika Sherawat Biography

Name : Mallika Sherawat

Birth Name : Reema Lambha

Date of Birth : 24 October 1981

Place of Birth : Haryana, India

Height : 5' 6½''

Education : Graduated from University of Delhi, India.

Nationality : Indian

Profession : actor
Claim to Fame : ''Khwahish'', the Indian film, which had almost 17 smooching scenes.
Mallika Sherawat Trivia
Bears a resemblance to actress Halle Berry. Is a graduate of Delhi University. Some of her favorite films are Sholay (1975), Silsila (1981) and Masoom (1983). Is the first Indian woman to get an offer to pose nude for Playboy magazine. Mallika, however, refused the offer due to her morals and upbringing.
Mallika Sherawat Detailed Biography
Born in Haryana, India, on October 24, 1981, Mallika Sherawat is one of the top newsmaker of the year 2003. Mallika Sherawat is blowing the lid on hypocricy. She is a true blue 'jatni' from Haryana. She has grown in a jat atmosphere with a countryside upbringing.
Mallika Sherawat always wanted to be an actress. And made her mind to get out of the rut and atleast try once. When she came to mumbai she knew nobody. It was tough and backbreaking. She was from hindi medium school. But all the odds made her resolutions stronger. Fortunately , Mallika Sherawat got the Govind Menon's Khwahish which gave her aspirations an extra edges. A film about bedroom woes. A small film went to win the big time attention because of unbridled sensuality. Mallika Sherawat had given 17 kisses in the movie which turn away the attention of public and they gone to see the movie. Then again Mahesh Bhatt's thriller Murder directed by Anurag Basu has put Mallika in an unconventional act. It's a story of a married woman who's life is hell. Mallika Sherawat is lonely and had an affair. This film has shades of celebration, of blossoming, passion & love and of insecurity.
Mallika Sherawat has signed one more film with Govind Menon Kis Kiski Kismat. It's a comedy film opposite Dharmendra. And another film untitled film of Mahesh Bhatt. Mallika Sherawat's decision of coming in films is still diffcult to digest for his father. He has not forgiven her. But her brother supports her from starting. She believes his support is her strength. She came from a bejewelled prisoner in a haryana haveli and has opted for the bollywood lanes. Mallika Sherawat's real name is 'Reema Lambha'. She had changed her name because their are many reema's in industry . And sherawat is her mother's last name and mallika sound like queen so she changed her name to Mallika Sherawat.

Filmography
Guru (2006) (annnounced) [2]
Pyaar Ke Side Effects (2006) (pre-production)
Don (2006) (filming)
Shaadi Se Pehle (2006) (filming)
Darna Zaroori Hai (2006)
Bachke Rehna Re Baba (2005) .... Padmini
San wa (2005) .... Indian Princess
... aka Shen hua (Hong Kong: Mandarin title)
... aka The Myth (International: English title)
Kis Kis Ki Kismat (2004) .... Meena Madhok
Murder (2004) .... Simran Saigal
Khwahish (2003) .... Lekha Khorzuvekar
Jeena Sirf Merre Liye (2002) (as Reema Lambha)

Mallika Sherawat Biography 2

In order to acquire the tag of India's sex symbol, Mallika Sherawat has virtually dropped her clothes. Earlierknown as Reema Lamba, she started out as a small-time model and actress from Delhi, before she re-christened herself Mallika Sherawat.

A small-town girl (from Rohtak in Haryana), Mallika always had stars in her eyes and was determined to pursue the glamour profession and give it all it took to make it. Even though her conservative father was dead against her decision, Mallika defied his wishes and moved to Mumbai to carve a niche for herself in the big bad world of showbiz. Very few would know that she not only defied her father’s wishes, but also walked out of her marriage with Jet Airways pilot Captain Karan Singh Gill in Delhi to pursue her dream.Mallika, then called Reema, had married Karan soon after she completed her graduation from Miranda House, Delhi University and was working as a part time airhostess.

With good reason, Mallika displayed enough skin to make her one of the 'hottest' actresses in the Hindi film industry today. Mallika debuted in a small role in Vashu Bhagnani's Jeena Sirf Mere Liye, but it was Khwahish and her dare bare attitude with co-actor Himanshu Mallik that brought her fame in Bollywood. At 21, Mallika was on the cover page of an international magazine, Snoop, and the Indian edition of Cosmopolitan. And all this before her debut film had even hit the marquee. Truly outstanding for a girl, who does not come from a famous film family and has no godfather.
Then Mahesh Bhatt's thriller Murder directed by Anurag Basu has put Mallika in an unconventional act. A story of a lonely married woman having an affair, the film had shades of celebration, of blossoming passion, love and insecurity. Murder became the top grosser of 2004 raising Mallika’s popularity immensely, this time people were taking note of her acting skills along with the bold scenes in the movie.
While the publicity machinery going berserk promoting Mallika’s next film Kiss Kiss Ki Kismat as a sizzling sexually simmering synthesis of the two Jat actors Dharmendra and Mallika Sherawat, the fact is the twosome play father-in-law and daughter-in-law in the film. Barely two films old, Mallika has not only established herself in Bollywood, she is also going international having bagged Jackie Chan’s next film The Myth (earlier titled Time Breaker).
Audacious, vulnerable, and with tons of oomph, Mallika has the code to hack the 'Succeed in Bollywood' password. This girl from Harayana has surprised everyone by her immense and immediate success. If media attention is the barometer of stardom then Mallika Sherawat is by far the biggest star of Bollywood at the moment. The print medium and its visual counterpart are busy lapping up every pearl of wisdom that the ‘Murder Mademoiselle’ utters. She knows how to shock, and…well…the Indian middleclass loves to be shocked. 

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