Spicy Hansika Motwani an Indian actress who has etched out a career of glam and sham in the tinsel world celebrated her birthday on Thursday. If one had an iota of an idea about the glam doll, it is only about her skin show in all her films and there is nothing else about it. But if you are of the same view then she demands more than that about her. True this young lady who turned 21 yesterday is an unread book and to tell you as a matter of fact, we all know only one side of the coin called Hansika Motwani.
Be it in her debut Hindi film in her teens with Himesh Reshammiya in Aap Kaa Surroor or in the Telugu film Deshamuduru with Bunny or in Tamil with Dhanush in Mappillai or in Kannada with Puneet Rajkumar in Bindaas, this girl was all of her charms. Nevertheless the seductress blonde is basically a philanthropist and spends huge amounts of her personal earnings in maintaining children. She adopted 20 children last year on her 20th birthday. She's doing an encore this year as well. The actress is adopting two more children this time. "These kids are living in Mumbai with their parents. I will provide the financial support to all of them for their education and also other monetary assistance," says Hansika adding that she also wants to build an old age home in the city.
Taking a deeper look at her philanthropic attitude at this young age, is to be attributed to her being deprived of parents love at a very young age. Hansika parents Pradeep Motwani, a businessman and Mona Motwani, a dermatologist separated in 2004 and the actor lives with her mother with her brother Prashant Motwani. Probably this could have affected her more, say observers.
On the professional fronts, her Tamil hit 'Oru Kal Oru Kannadi' dubbed into Telugu as OKOK is going to packed houses. She also has 'Denikaina Ready' with Vishnu Manchu and an untitled flick with Naga Chaitanya, in Telugu. In Tamil she has 'Settai' with Arya, Anjali, Santhanam, 'Vaalu' with Simbu, 'Vettai Mannan' with Simbu again and 'Singam 2' with Suriya and Anushka Shetty! Quite a busy star at the moment. And probably this time when we watch on the big screen, our attitude might have a change....(With inputs from internet-AW AarKay)
