Married Heroines And Hot Appeal

It was often believed that the career for any heroine ends the moment she gets married. Well, the simple logic is that heroines tend to lose their sex appeal among the audience once they know she is married. However, all that seems to be a thing of the past as the trend seems to have changed quite a bit. The recent movies have observed that there has been an increase in the number of married heroines and their demand has not gone down any bit. The trend began in Bollywood with the gorgeous Aishwarya Rai and a few others. Now, the same culture is being embraced by the southern audience as well. Some of the classic examples we have are Sheena Shahabadi who is making her debut with ‘Bindaas’, the glowing beauty Bhumika, Meena, the character actress Kalyani, Ramya Krishna, Simran etc etc. The trend has gone to the other southern circuits as well and the demand has been quite high. When asked about it, the audience says that those who are married are still looking hot and come up with active performances even after marriage. They add that there is a glow which makes them even more attractive on screen. As for those who are confident, they are hitting the big screen and the other heroines who are tying the knot have begun their second innings on the small screen. Today, big names like Devayani, Radhika, Sukanya, Maheshwari, Meena and the latest Gowthami have been sizzling on the small screen and enthralling the home audience. Eventually, they are also finding places on the silver screen. However, many are waiting to see whether there will come a time when a married heroine will hit the top spot among the heroines and give the younger heroines a tough competition. Some say that Aishwarya is one such tough contender and if Shilpa Shetty gets back then she would prove hot as well. As for the south, it is really encouraging to see that the married ladies are getting a good response and this goes to show that as long as they have the sex appeal and performance factors, the others credentials don’t matter.