Parvathy Omanakuttan

Parvathy Omanakuttan, who will be debuting in Bollywood soon, plans to venture into Hollywood

The world is her stage. That was clear the minute Parvathy Omanakuttan was coronated with a tiara that proclaimed her the Miss India World. Vindicating the title, Parvathy Omanakuttan has now signed up for her first Bollywood venture, titled United Six.

Parvathy’s debut will have the beauty queen playing an action girl full of verve and energy. In the City recently, Parvathy Omanakuttan spoke on her Bollywood debut and Hollywood aspirations.

"United Six has no hero in it, it's a fast-paced action movie where six women from different backgrounds and cities battle it out to survive in Bangkok," Parvathy Omanakuttan told.

Parvathy Omanakuttan says she's been in no hurry to grab the offers pouring in her way as she’s keen on being part of interesting endeavours. "I want to be a complete actress. I am looking at something that would catapult me into the big league of Hollywood. I am not keen on confining myself to India," Parvathy Omanakuttan added.

But Parvathy Omanakuttan is modest enough to admit that she has a great deal to learn as an actress and that she wants to portray every role with finesse. What kind of magic does Bollywood wield over her?
“The Bollywood industry is changing and so is the audience. It wants new themes and newer faces. Indians love cricket and films and always want a variety in that," Parvathy Omanakuttan reasons.

And yes, it's a challenge to be known and spotted everywhere. “It's a tough battle because everybody is chasing the same dream and it's a mad race but one must be willing to take up the challenge and surge forward with confidence. Nothing is impossible,” she says, “when there's no dearth of talent and opportunities then what should one wait for?”

Parvathy knows there's no shortcut to success and hard work and the determination to do something and get somewhere is the only way to the top.

Commenting about Bangalore, Parvathy Omanakuttan says that it has a charm all of its own that no other metropolis across the country commands. “The weather is incomparable and I love it,” Parvathy Omanakuttan says.

The Kerala Samajam marked the conclusion of the Onam celebrations in Bangalore with a Mahasangamam in November 2009, that was attended by Kerala Minister of Devaswom, Kadannapally Ramachandran, Oscar award winner Rasool Pookkutty and Miss World first runner-up Parvathy Omanakuttan.

The Onam celebrations in Bangalore were initially scheduled to start on October 11, 2009. However, owing to the floods that wreaked havok in North Karnataka, the Samajam decided to postpone the celebration, said general secretary of Kerala Samajam, Bangalore, Rejikumar.

Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair is all set to play a dual role in her debut movie But a major part of the role will be a vampire role in which she is said to break all records with her talent It is a fact by now that Miss World runner up 2008; Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair is making her debut in Malayalam through the film titled as “Mandan Kolli”

She will be acting opposite to actor Mohanlal likely as actor Prithviraj has refused to work in this movie due to his busy cinema acting schedule Major Ravi is directing this movie and as offered Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair a dual role of a vamp in the first half of the movie He also offered her the role of a police officer who will at last capture the Vamp after decoying her evil deeds Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair will be fetching 10 lacs from this project and not 15 lacs as disclosed earlier.

The village girl of Kottaym district of Kerala state, India Parvathi Omanakuttan luckily brought up Mumbai. Her backgrounds and support from the family helped her kiss the crown of Miss India and could reach at least near the Miss World crown which was just missed.

Parvathy Omanakuttan is a graduate in English Literature and now is planning to do her further studies in Psychology as she is more sociable than the other people of her working field. The Indian beauty queen is an all rounder as she is good at basketball, badminton and even swimming. The swimming Parvathy Omanakuttan could easily develop her physical structure perfectly. And Parvathy Omanakuttan’s love for basketball and badminton keeps her beauty steady.

If the box office Tamil movie “Pokiri” is to be remade in Malayalam, Parvathy Omanakuttan will be the first option as nobody else has to dub for her in the famous scene of whistling as Parvathy Omanakuttan is very good at whistling.

The hobbies of Parvathy Omanakuttan are glass painting, dancing, acting, modeling, singing and like all others singing. Her smile is world famous and she got many fans just by her attractive smile.

Parvathy Omanakuttan is just 21 years, passed her teenage and is 5ft 8.5” tall and her physical feature is 32-27-36. The Parvathy Omanakuttan physic status is only a dream of many models. Several Tamil movie makers have approached Parvathy. But she rejected most of them since she was not happy with the scripts. She is so realistic while acting. It was proved in one of the locations of Parvathy’s bollywood film Uniter Six. While shooting a fight scene in the hindi film United Six, Parvathy unknowingly kicked between the legs of her co-star named John.

The wallpapers in the internet prove that Parvathy Omanakuttan is the hottest bollywood actress for the coming up era. She is now busy with her Hindi films. The Parvathy Omanakuttan bollywood films are awaited by not only the Keralites rather all the Indians. Though this is very tough to survive in Bollywood industries but beauties are always welcome in this big world of films. Parvathy Omanakuttan is world's one of the most beautiful girl, she must going to shake the whole Bollywood world.

At her age, most girls are usually indecisive about their next step, but Femina Miss India 2008 Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair is an exception to that rule. ‘Follow your heart’, is the mantra this 22-year-old has always believed in.

Having lived her dream to be one of the most beautiful women in the world, Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair now has fingers crossed for her Bollywood debut United Six directed by Vishal Aryan Singh.

“I always wanted to part of the glamour world. I wanted to be a beauty queen and am happy to have reached here. I can’t think of doing anything else... I don’t really know what I would have been, had it not been the glamour industry. This is my calling in life,” says the leggy beauty.

Talk about her debut and Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair confesses that she’s glad that she waited for the right thing at the right time. “A lot of offers kept pouring in after the Miss World pageant but I did not like the scripts. When I was approached for this film, the script instantly sent positive vibes,” says Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair, adding, “The film is about six girls from different walks of life and how a situation unites them. There is no male lead in the film.”

While shooting for the film, Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair had accidentally kicked a man on the set and there was a lot of talk about the incident afterwards. Was it a star tantrum? “No, no. It was just an accident. People just need something to talk about. I guess that’s the price one pays for being a celebrity. My parents have taught me that if you have 100 people supporting you, there will be 200 others who will be against you. I always keep this in mind,” she says matter-of-factly.

Her strong connection with God is also what keeps this former beauty queen going. “I am a spiritual person. I have conversations with God whenever I feel like. These chats make me feel at peace with myself. I don’t believe in religion or caste. For me God is a someone up there who can hear me,” she says.
Did she have any apprehensions about her debut film being an all-girl flick? “I love being different. I didn’t want to do clichéd roles. This film gave me freedom to be different. I am happy to share screen space with five other actors. It has been such a wonderful learning experience. I don’t have any formal training in acting. I believe it’s best to let the camera teach you,” she avers.

Though ramp shows have taken a backseat as of now, the dusky beauty finds both acting and the ramp equally challenging. “I am open to good work, be it films or the ramp.”

Her smile makes it evident that the disappointment of losing the Miss World 2008 crown to Miss Russia has finally faded. “I don’t think about it anymore. Yes, I was upset at being so close yet so far. Anybody in my place would have felt the same. But I knew God had something else in store for me. I believe I have achieved success. For me success does not mean winning a crown; it is doing your best to make a place in people’s heart.

The road ahead might seem uncertain for her but Parvathy Omanakuttan Nair says she just wants to “live life to the fullest.” Amen to that.

Parvathi Omanakuttan, the Miss India 2008, might make her debut in Malayalam with Major Ravi’s Maadan kolli . From the sound of it, the tall girl, Parvathi Omanakuttan seems a perfect cast for the lady cop’s role in ‘Maadan kolli’.