Avantika In Baahubali
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9 Years Of Baahubali The Beginning: A Throwback To Tamannaah Bhatia As The Glorious Warrior Princess Avantika
Tamannaah Bhatia donned white and gold as Avantika for an ethnic glam look in the epic film
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9 Years Of Baahubali The Beginning: A Throwback To Tamannaah Bhatia As The Glorious Warrior Princess Avantika
Tamannaah Bhatia donned white and gold as Avantika for an ethnic glam look in the epic film
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How Baahubali Star Tamannaah Bhatia Transformed Herself Into Avantika
Baahubali: Tamannaah Bhatia portrays the role of Avantika, a warrior in the film. The actress admits that people now see her differently after she played Avantika
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Why Baahubali Star Tamannaah 'Let Go' of Everything She Knew About Acting
"I had to let go of everything I knew about acting. Seenu sir changed everything in me right from my body language to my looks and dialogue delivery and timing. He taught me how to portray a lot without doing much, how to underplay. He never hurried me and would tell me to take my time and gave me space to understand and perform at my own pace."
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Opinion: 'Baahubali': Racist, Sexist and Utterly Unmissable
Prabhas and Rana Daggubati are far more attractive than some of the overpaid Bollywood wimps we watch in mediocre films.
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9 Years Of Baahubali The Beginning: A Throwback To Tamannaah Bhatia As The Glorious Warrior Princess Avantika
Tamannaah Bhatia donned white and gold as Avantika for an ethnic glam look in the epic film
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9 Years Of Baahubali The Beginning: A Throwback To Tamannaah Bhatia As The Glorious Warrior Princess Avantika
Tamannaah Bhatia donned white and gold as Avantika for an ethnic glam look in the epic film
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How Baahubali Star Tamannaah Bhatia Transformed Herself Into Avantika
Baahubali: Tamannaah Bhatia portrays the role of Avantika, a warrior in the film. The actress admits that people now see her differently after she played Avantika
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Why Baahubali Star Tamannaah 'Let Go' of Everything She Knew About Acting
"I had to let go of everything I knew about acting. Seenu sir changed everything in me right from my body language to my looks and dialogue delivery and timing. He taught me how to portray a lot without doing much, how to underplay. He never hurried me and would tell me to take my time and gave me space to understand and perform at my own pace."
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Opinion: 'Baahubali': Racist, Sexist and Utterly Unmissable
Prabhas and Rana Daggubati are far more attractive than some of the overpaid Bollywood wimps we watch in mediocre films.
