Tillotama Shome Actress

Irrfan Khan’s The Song of Scorpions just got a trailer and Indian release date. Directed by Anup Singh, the film is slated to release April 28 and sees Golshifteh Farahani as a tribal woman who aspires to become a scorpion singer like her grandmother. Meanwhile, Khan plays a camel trader in the twisted love story. The Song of Scorpions originally...

"Please advise," asked the actress

Tillotama Shome's tweet appears to be an ROFL reference to some of her film roles, in which she played the house help

Actress Shruti Seth teased Tillotama Shome and wrote, "How can you resist?"

"I was very unhappy when I could not find any role for the three extraordinary actresses - Tisca Chopra, Tillotama and Rasika Dugal - who were in Qissa. I even tried to rewrite the script to somehow bring them into the film, but the film was adamant about going its own way. Finally, I gave up," the director told IANS

"I have signed on Anup Singh's next with Irrfan and Gulshan Devaiah. I am very excited about reuniting with the two after Qissa. It is not a period film but is set in modern day India. I am looking forward to it. We begin shooting from December. I am really excited," Tillotama said

The hard-hitting drama is likely to release in India in September

Indian actress Tillotama Shome's performance as a girl who is raised as a boy in Qissa on Thursday won her the best actress title in the New Horizons Competition of the seventh Abu Dhabi Film Festival (ADFF).

Irrfan Khan’s The Song of Scorpions just got a trailer and Indian release date. Directed by Anup Singh, the film is slated to release April 28 and sees Golshifteh Farahani as a tribal woman who aspires to become a scorpion singer like her grandmother. Meanwhile, Khan plays a camel trader in the twisted love story. The Song of Scorpions originally...

"Please advise," asked the actress

Tillotama Shome's tweet appears to be an ROFL reference to some of her film roles, in which she played the house help

Actress Shruti Seth teased Tillotama Shome and wrote, "How can you resist?"

"I was very unhappy when I could not find any role for the three extraordinary actresses - Tisca Chopra, Tillotama and Rasika Dugal - who were in Qissa. I even tried to rewrite the script to somehow bring them into the film, but the film was adamant about going its own way. Finally, I gave up," the director told IANS

"I have signed on Anup Singh's next with Irrfan and Gulshan Devaiah. I am very excited about reuniting with the two after Qissa. It is not a period film but is set in modern day India. I am looking forward to it. We begin shooting from December. I am really excited," Tillotama said

The hard-hitting drama is likely to release in India in September

Indian actress Tillotama Shome's performance as a girl who is raised as a boy in Qissa on Thursday won her the best actress title in the New Horizons Competition of the seventh Abu Dhabi Film Festival (ADFF).