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Sunday, November 1, 2009

Another Item Girl in Tollywood

Item Number in "Mallepuvvu"

Farzana Barucha - another item girl in Telugu movies

Farzana is pretty looking hot actress down south - in Telugu. Right. Wrong. She was a choreographer who turn to acting. She was person behind the title song for the film ZINDA (2006) starring Sanjay Dutt and John Abraham. She blended completely into Telugu film industry - like hand in gloves. Her debut Telugu film, BHAGYALAKSHMI BUMPER DRAW (2006) (Hind Remake: Malaamal Weekly) is a hit movie.

She is another import from Mumbai into Telugu. She is born in a Parsi born as Farzana Barucha in Mumbai. She was into modeling endorsing big brands like Hero Honda, Big Bazaar, Sansui TV. She was the lead choreographer for Adnan Sami's stages shows organized across the globe in 19 cities. Whilst in Mumbai, she was also a nutrition expert and Reebok's trainer.

Farzana (also sometimes called Farjana in Telugu), got very busy down south - so she just have to forget her career in Mumbai. She enjoys adventure sports such as paragliding, rock climbing, bungee jumping etc. And she does her own stunts in movies now.

She was introduced into Telugu Film Industry by Nidhi Prasad who called for Farzana's audition after seeing her ramp show photos in a local press. In BHAGYALAKSHMI BUMPER DRAW she was fully exploited - and did a very glamorous role. She followed this movie with another comedy called "Seema Sastri".

She is doing item number in her forthcoming movie "Mallepuvvu", Bhumika Chawla starred movie. In her first debut film, the item number was done by another item girl, Mumaith Khan.

We can look forward to more glamour roles or Item Numbers from Farzana Barucha!

Filmography as Actor

* Mallepuvvu (2008)
* Gajibiji (2008)
* Bommana Brothers Chandana Sisters (2008)
* Seema Sastry (2007)
* Bhagyalakshmi Bumper Draw (2006)

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