Bollywood scene for the actor Vidya Balan to attract an audience Dirty pictures, a film that got tongues wagging even before it hits cinemas on Friday. Meanwhile, trade experts are confident that the film will establish offices in the fire.
"The film is ready to have an excellent opening in more than one screen, but in multiplexes across the city," says analyst Komal trade Nahta, who believes sizzling promotions and foot tapping number "Ooh La La" for pre-release interest in the film.
"The fact that the film is allegedly based on a real life story of South siren Silk Smitha, also adds noise," added Nahta.
Industry observers believe that the Indian audience, devoid of the usual adult films, will flock to theaters to catch a movie. "Another factor contributing to interest in the view that, when actors like Naseeruddin Shah and Vidya agreed to be part of the film, it is unlikely to be cheap or vulgar," said the film's director Milan Luthria.
Luthria said that Balan was hesitant when he first approached her with the idea. "I told her that none of my products look cheap and neither will you." Eventually she agreed and thus began reconstruction of life star who once captured the imagination of men around the country.
Luthria said that he wanted the leading lady who could not only look sexy, but it can also act. "Vidya is a sensuality that we do not get to see in today's actresses," he adds.
Santa Cruz resident Ramesh Singh, 36, who watched the movie Silk Smitha as a teenager, not even the next language I do not agree. "Silk was the kind of raw sexuality and arrogance that not many Indian actresses can be repeated," he said, admitting that he, of course, watch a movie about the life of a charming girl of his youth.
