Milk Beauty Tamannah turns 20

She was a pick of Shekar Kammula and debuted gloriously with 'Happy Days' in 2006. The film went on to be a hit with the youth and successfully launched the Maharastrian beauty in films. In Tamil, she debuted with a flop film Kedi, which failed her critically, but then 'Kalloori' came her way to accord the much-deserved stardom she continues to enjoy today. Yup, it’s none other than the snow white beauty Tamannah Bhatia (Tamanna).

Born and brought up in Mumbai, Tamannah acted in her first film 'Chand Ka Roshan Chehra' at the age of 13. And to not much surprise she signed-up with 'Fair & Lovely' for her first commercial. She made people to sit up and notice with her RMKV commercial and now she is endorsing a number of brands.

If in Telugu, her film 'Konchem Ishtam konchem Kashtam' did not do well at the box office, she nevetheless bagged the V Shantaram Award for her performance here. With ‘Kanden Kadhalai’ and ‘Ayan’ Tamannah making her a lucky mascot, she is now the dream girl of South.

Though the busy Kollywoodian has no films in Telugu on hand, she is lined up by producers nevetheless. In Tamil, she is doing Ilaya Thalapathy Vijay's prestigious 50th project, ‘Sura’. Then she is paired up with ‘Jayam’ Ravi for ‘Thillalangadi’, while her ‘Paiyaa’ opposite Karthi is ready to hit the screen for Pongal.

The pretty lass is turning 20 today and we wish her the best in coming days.

'I am doing this project because there are no such scenes'- Tamanna

Tamanna stepped in to Telugu industry through the film 'Sri' in which Manoj was the hero. Unfortunately, the film had a lukewarm response and did not favor Tamanna much. Later she did a lead role in a Tamil film called 'Kedi' which flopped big time so much so its Telugu version 'Jadu' proved to be a dud too.

Consequently the petite actress starred in 'Happy Days' which boosted her career big time and offers started pouring in. Currently she is busy doing films opposite big heroes in Tamil.

The Hindi blockbuster 'Jab-we-Met' is being remade in Tamil with Bharath and Tamanna. The actress has asserted earlier that she would never act in smooching scenes. When asked about the kiss-scene in 'Jab-We-Met', she said, she had agreed to do this film only after getting assurances from the producer that the scene will be eliminated in the Tamil version.