Tamil TV Anchor Vijay Divyadarshini | Photos | Movies List | Video

Also known by monikers DD and Double D, Vijay TV anchor and Indian actress Divyadarshini (see below photo) was born on February 17, 1982 in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. She has been active in the public spotlight since 2002. 

But Divyadarshini is not just a pretty face! She has a Masters’ degree in Travel and Tourism Management, where she finished sixth in her class. This talented desi woman is fluent in Tamil, Malayalam, Telugu, English and French language, and is also a college professor.

She attained these distinctions through sheer hard work and sacrifice. DD lost her father at a young age and was forced to earn for her younger brother, who is now a certified and licensed pilot. I have much respect for Divyadarshini!

Her filmography (movies list):

• 2003: Nala Damayanthi, Whistle, Five by Four

More photos of DD (click to enlarge):

Sources: Wikipedia, various forum posts, Facebook fan pages

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Maharastra Dancer Sexy Bhabhi Actress Urmila Matondkar | Profile | Photos | Movies List | Video

Born on February 4, 1974 in Mumbai, Maharastra, Indian actress Urmila Matondkar has come a long way since her debut as a child actor in the 1980 film "Kalyug". In the 1990s, this sexy bhabhi and provocative dancer with a slim-fit body (see photo below) was at her peak in mainstream Hindi cinema through critically-acclaimed films like "Rangeela", "Judaai" and "Satya".

If you don't believe me when I tell you that she is a really sexy bhabhi, just take a look at below photos!

Her psycho roles in "Kaun", "Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya" and "Bhoot" gained her more respect as Urmila Matondkar proved that her versatility to portray serious on-screen personas. With the proliferation of reality talent shows such as "Waar Parriwar", "Chak Dhoom Dhoom" and "Dance Maharastra Dance", she has taken a new role as "judge" and TV presenter/host.

Her movies list (filmography):

• 1980: Kalyug, Zakol
• 1983: Masoom
• 1984: Bhavna
• 1985: Sur Sangam
• 1987: Dacait
• 1989: Bade Ghar Ki Beti, Chanakyan
• 1991: Narasimha
• 1992: Chamatkar, Antham, Drohi
• 1993: Shreemaan Aashique, Gaayam, Bedardi
• 1994: Kanoon, Aa Gale Lag Ja
• 1995: Rangeela, Thacholi Varghese Chekavar, Money Money
• 1996: Indian
• 1997: Judaai, Mere Sapno Ki Rani, Anaganaga Oka Roju, Daud, Aflatoon
• 1998: Satya, Kudrat, China Gate, Chhota Chetan
• 1999: Jaanam Samjha Karo, Hum Tum Pe Marte Hain, Mast, Dillagi, Khoobsurat, Kaun
• 2000: Jungle, Deewane, Kunwara
• 2001: Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya, Lajja
• 2002: Company, Om Jai Jagadish, Deewangee
• 2003: Bhoot, Tehzeeb, Pinjar
• 2004: Ek Hasina Thi
• 2005: Naina, Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara
• 2006: Banaras, Bas Ek Pal
• 2007: Ram Gopal Varma Ki Aag, Om Shanti Om, Speed
• 2008: Karzzzz, EMI – Liya Hai Toh Chukana Parega
• 2011: Shabri
• 2012: Hridaynath, Delhi Safari
• 2013: Life Mein Hungama Hai, Ajoba

More photos of Maharastra bhabhi Urmila Matondkar (click to enlarge):

Here's the hot theatrical trailer video of "Bas Ek Pal":

Sources: Wikipedia, Facebook fan pages

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