blue beauty

The grapevine from Tollywood is abuzz that the beautiful Kerala-born belle has given the nod for doing a glamorous role in a film to be directed by Theja of ‘Jeyam’ fame.The sensible actress that she is, Bhavana has rightly realised that you cannot firm up your foothold in Telugu cinema without oozing a bit of oomph. So it will be in her forthcoming film, which is yet to be titled.

glamour queen

Her release in February 2007 Deepavali got very good reviews both for her ravishing girl-next-door looks and her acting in several difficult emotional sequences. Her next projects are Arya with Madhavan . She is also planning to shift to Telugu films. She is proud of her girl-next-door looks and wants to do character roles with a good mixture of glamour and scope for performance. She even refused to act in a Telugu film of Krishnavamsi. Her latest news is that she refused to be part of Simbu's new movie Kettavan because she thinks Simbu's image is tarnished in Tamil cinema these days and she doesn't want to associate with him

malabar

Following the success of Veyyil,Bharath and bhavana has been paired as love birds once again in Koodal Nagar. Shooting for this film has been progressing steadily. Working together for extended period has apparently drawn Bharath to the beautiful Bhavna. As a prelude to Valentines Day, this young hero is reported to have sent numerous lovey-dovey SMS to Bhavna.
Initially, the Malabar girl is reported to have taken the matter on a lighter and friendlier note and did not respond. Misunderstanding this as a positive response, Bharath continued sending SMS of similar types. This time around, not withstanding any further initiative from him, Bhavana had reportedly brought the matter to her managers attention. He had also advised her to be calm and restrained for some more time.

talented girl

The young and beauty full actress in Malayalam and Tamil movie Industries. Bhavana made her way in to the field with her immense talent and pleasing beauty. Bhavana becomes one of the most wanted and the new sensation in a very short span of time. Bhavana lost her career in mallu movies so she is very busy in tamil movie world.
She has a very pleasing demeanor and always wants to build up good kinship with the people around her. She aspires to become a good actress and to get very good recognition in days to come.

malayalam queen

Her very first film was a mega hit Malayalam movie- Kamal's 'Nammal' (2002). Though she acted in a supporting role in the film, she was noticed and aptly rewarded for her acting talent.

In the film she portrayed the character 'Parimalam', a girl living in a slum, exceptionally well..After her first debut film she bagged many films like 'Chronic Bachelor'(2003), 'CID Moosa' (2003), 'Swapnakoodu' (2003), 'Ivar' (2003), 'Chathikkatha Chanthu' (2004), 'Chanthupottu' (2005), 'Naran'(2005) etc. and most of them were hits.

bhavana goes to telugu

The year 2007 has turned out to be a very good one for Bhavana. Her most recent release in Malayalam, 'Chota Mumbai' is all set to become one of the biggest mass entertainers of recent times. Incidentally, that is also her first film with superstar Mammooty.

Bhavana's much delayed 'Arya' with Madhavan is making its way to the theatres now. Her 'Koodal Nagar' with Bharat was recently released and has earned a pretty good opening day collections at the box office. She also managed to keep herself out of trouble with the 'Naan Kadavul' controversy. Nobody knows when the film is going to start. While the hero, Arya, remains bound by the exclusivity clause, Bhavana is free to look for other offers.

red chilly

Tamil actress Bhavana seems to have caught the eye of the filmmakers in Tollywood. Sources say that even before the release of her Tollywood debut Ontari, the actress has been flooded with offers and has filmmakers queuing up for her dates. She is playing the lead opposite Gopichand in Ontari , which is expected to release soon. Interestingly the actress is most scared of heroine centric films. "I agree that it is all exciting to hear about heroine oriented roles, but they comes laden with risks. If I accept such a role, some Tom, Dick or Harry will be made to costar with me as hero and that could be the kiss of death for the film. If the venture has a top notch actor, director or production house, then it's a different ball game," says Bhavana. Considering the fate of some of the recent heroine-centric films Bhavana seems to be right on the cue.