Shakeela, the Malayalam actress, was most famous for her presence in the B grade movies. She was the sensation during the 1990's when Malayalam film industry was known for maximum B grade movies. The actress was also seen in Telugu and Tamil movies. She played prominent and comic roles in most of the star-studded Telugu movies. After a point of time, she started running out of offers and finally took a break from film.
Shakeela is now making a comeback into the movies. The actress is going to appear in the upcoming Telugu movie titled Kobbari Matta which stars Burning Star Sampoornesh Babu in the lead. With the confidence she gained after acting in the film, the actress finally decided to come up with a strong female-centric subject. The actress announced her 250th project which is based on a real incident that took place in Kerala.
Directed by Sai Ram Dasari, the film is titled as Seelavathi. Seelavathi is tipped to be a psychological thriller. The makers launched the first look of the film, and the actress is very confident that she will make it big with this massive comeback. The title gives a feeling that it is going to be another B grade movie, but we have to wait and see to what extent can the film unit impress the audiences.
Shakeela is now making a comeback into the movies. The actress is going to appear in the upcoming Telugu movie titled Kobbari Matta which stars Burning Star Sampoornesh Babu in the lead. With the confidence she gained after acting in the film, the actress finally decided to come up with a strong female-centric subject. The actress announced her 250th project which is based on a real incident that took place in Kerala.
Directed by Sai Ram Dasari, the film is titled as Seelavathi. Seelavathi is tipped to be a psychological thriller. The makers launched the first look of the film, and the actress is very confident that she will make it big with this massive comeback. The title gives a feeling that it is going to be another B grade movie, but we have to wait and see to what extent can the film unit impress the audiences.