Gulte News
Tamannaah has transcended being just a name; she’s now a brand synonymous with glamour. All of a sudden, she rose to prominence with the song “Kavalayya” in the movie “Jailer,” deviating from the usual craze and establishing herself as a distinctive presence.
Having showcased her acting prowess in Hindi, Telugu, and Tamil languages, Tamannaah has recently expanded her horizons to Mollywood. Her debut in the Malayalam film industry is marked by the release of “Bandra,” where she shares the screen with actor Dileep in the lead role.
The film hit theaters on Friday and she is getting a lot of positive reviews for her performance in the movie. In the lead-up to the film’s release, Dileep mentioned that, upon completing the story, they envisioned casting an actress who hadn’t worked in Malayalam before and had never been paired with him.
Tamannaah, with her bold and gutsy persona, was deemed the perfect fit for the role. With the film’s success, Tamannaah has positioned herself among a prestigious group of non-Malayalee heroines who have made a lasting impact on Malayalam cinema.
