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**Paul Bunyan** · 06-15-2010, 01:07 AM

Originally Posted by kid-glove '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.

But where is the sensual bit here? The closest she came to being sensual was, I think, when she wore a pair of dark glasses to intimidate S. Ve. Shekar in 'pUvE pUchchUda vA.' Songs and the lead-up to Songs, romantic bits, etc..

06-15-2010, 01:07 AM	#30
Paul Bunyan Join Date Jul 2007 Age 58 Posts 4,495 Senior Member	Originally Posted by kid-glove '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. But where is the sensual bit here? The closest she came to being sensual was, I think, when she wore a pair of dark glasses to intimidate S. Ve. Shekar in 'pUvE pUchchUda vA.' Songs and the lead-up to Songs, romantic bits, etc..
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