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**doctorzlo** · 12-28-2005, 08:00 AM

Isn't the whole point that there is 'sensuality' even in house-woman girl-next-door types? Especially that most of Tamil films are centered on romantic interest of its hero.

One couldn't associate her with roles that calls for blatant sensuality (while vidya could be - isn't that your concern here? ). I said 'some kind of a 'authentic' figure for certain type of roles ' in terms of Educated city-bred girl (around 80's Tamil cinema) who doesn't fit into Tamil stereotypes (which are played by Ambika, Ramya Krishnan, Gauthami, etc) where there's a necessity to be 'domesticated' and the woman put to her place.

12-28-2005, 08:00 AM	#2
doctorzlo Join Date Jun 2006 Posts 4,488 Senior Member	Isn't the whole point that there is 'sensuality' even in house-woman girl-next-door types? Especially that most of Tamil films are centered on romantic interest of its hero. One couldn't associate her with roles that calls for blatant sensuality (while vidya could be - isn't that your concern here? ). I said 'some kind of a 'authentic' figure for certain type of roles ' in terms of Educated city-bred girl (around 80's Tamil cinema) who doesn't fit into Tamil stereotypes (which are played by Ambika, Ramya Krishnan, Gauthami, etc) where there's a necessity to be 'domesticated' and the woman put to her place.
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