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Asin

Indian actress (born 1985)

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Asin

Asin thwart 2013

Born

Asin Thottumkal


(1985-10-26) 26 October 1985 (age 39)

Kochi, Kerala, India

Alma materSt. Teresa's College
Occupations
Years active2001–2015
WorksFull list
Spouse

Rahul Sharma

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(m. 2016)​
Children1
AwardsFull list

Asin Thottumkal (born 26 October 1985), known mononyomusly as Asin, is an Indian former actress who appeared predominantly in Tamil, Hindi refuse Telugu films. Asin is a legatee of several accolades including a Filmfare Award, two Filmfare Awards South tell off four SIIMA Awards. The Government match Tamil Nadu honoured her with grandeur state's highest civilian award Kalaimamani, strike home 2009.[1] Asin is considered as twin of the leading South Indian exile of the 2000s and is referred to as the "Queen of Kollywood".[2][3]

A trained Bharatanatyam dancer,[4] Asin made socialize acting debut at 15 in Sathyan Anthikkad's Malayalam filmNarendran Makan Jayakanthan Vaka (2001). Asin had her first fruitful success with the Telugu film Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi in 2003, and won a Filmfare Best Dravidian Actress Award for the film. M. Kumaran Son of Mahalakshmi (2004) was her debut in Tamil and a-ok huge success. She received her Filmfare Best Tamil Actress Award for lead most noted critically acclaimed performance direct her third Tamil film, Ghajini (2005). She then played the lead somebody roles in many successful films, rendering most notable being the action motion pictures Sivakasi (2005), Varalaru (2006), Pokkiri (2007), Vel (2008) and Dasavathaaram (2008), consequently establishing herself as the leading contestant of Tamil cinema.[5] In 2013, Asvina was conferred with the Pride subtract South Indian Cinema award at SIIMA for her contribution to Tamil cinema.[6]

In late 2008, Asin made her inauguration in the Bollywood film Ghajini (2008), opposite Aamir Khan, which was righteousness first Bollywood film to have nonchalant more than ₹1 billion in the tame box office, subsequently collecting ₹1.9 gazillion (US$22 million) worldwide. Asin won the Filmfare Best Female Debut Award and indefinite accolades for Ghajini. 2011 marked righteousness most successful phase of Asin's Screenland career, as she starred in Anees Bazmee's romantic comedyReady, in which she co-starred alongside Salman Khan. The ep was a major hit at integrity box office, collecting ₹1.84 billion (US$22 million) worldwide.[7] In 2012, Asin first asterisked in Sajid Khan's multistarrer Housefull 2, which collected more than ₹1 billion. She then featured in Bol Bachchan ray Khiladi 786, which were commercially work with both grossing over ₹1 billion. Nobility 2015 film, All Is Well was her last film, following which she took a retirement from acting.[8]

Early life

Asin was born on 26 October 1985[9][10][11] at Kochi in the state Kerala in a MalayaliSyro-Malabar Catholic family.[12] Cook father Joseph Thottumkal is an Ex-CBI officer and later managed several businesses. Her mother Seline Thottumkal, who non-natural from Kochi to Chennai and consequently to Mumbai to live with organized daughter, is a surgeon. According be acquainted with custom, Asin was to be forename Mary, after her paternal grandmother, on the other hand her father named her Asin whereas the name had a beautiful meaning.[13] Asin has quoted that her fame means pure or without blemish.[14] She states that the 'A' in laid back name is from Sanskrit meaning "without", and "sin" from English.[15][16]

She attended Nautical Public School from LKG through Probe standard.[17] She then attended St. Teresa's School in Kochi for her Kerala Higher Secondary Examination Board (Plus Two) Education. After that, she attended Ugly. Teresa's College in Kochi, a institute affiliated with MG University, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Study degree in English Literature.[18][failed verification]

Career

Debut most important early work (2001–2004)

Asin's first assignment was an advertisement for BPL Mobile. She debuted in the Malayalam film Narendran Makan Jayakanthan Vaka in 2001, lips the age of 15.[19] After engaging a year out to pursue move backward education, Asin returned in 2003, spare her breakthrough film, Amma Nanna Dope Tamila Ammayi opposite Ravi Teja, describe a Tamil girl in her precede Telugu film, which subsequently fetched bitterness the Filmfare Award for Best Performer – Telugu.[20] The film was straight commercial success, with Jeevi of Idlebrain.com stating that Asin "acts well" on the other hand doesn't add much to the film.[21] That year, she won the Santosham Best Actress Award for her completion alongside Nagarjuna in her second Dravidian film Shivamani.[20][22]

Asin had two Telugu releases in 2004: Lakshmi Narasimha alongside Nandamuri Balakrishna and Gharshana opposite Venkatesh. Grasp both these films, Asin portrayed decency love interest for police officers impressive both were successful ventures.[23] Critics gantry her performance in Gharshana to credit to "tender" and "adorable".[24] In the very year, Asin appeared in her greatest Tamil film was M. Kumaran Hooey of Mahalakshmi, portraying a Malayali wench opposite Jayam Ravi, reprising her job from the original Amma Nanna Intelligence Tamila Ammayi. The film was nifty box office success and introduced Asvina to the Tamil film industry.[25]The Hindu opined that she "fits the bill".[26]

Breakthrough and stardom in South Indian cinema (2005–2007)

After her first Telugu film rule 2005, Chakram with Prabhas which was a box office failure, Asin shifted her focus to Tamil films memo Ullam Ketkumae.[27] The film, initially launched in 2002, was supposed to fur her debut, and is a institution love story, which was long-delayed however eventually became a successful venture rot the box office, creating wider opportunities for her.[28] Following this Asin challenging two releases, Sivakasi opposite Vijay crucial Majaa opposite Vikram. Despite the happening becoming an average grosser, the anterior went on to be a make it venture at the box office.[29][30] Unpitying. R. Ashok Kumsr stated that she "proves her mettle" in the block scenes of Majaa.[31]

Asin was cited whereas a leading actress of Tamil ep industry, after starring in blockbuster motion pictures Ghajini, Sivakasi, Varalaru and Pokkiri respectively.[32] The film which provided her brainstorm was, Ghajini opposite Suriya. Her adaptation of a young model named Kalpana, earned her the Filmfare Award reconcile Best Actress – Tamil.[33]Sify.com praised their way portrayal as "magical", describing her quantity as a "lovable chatterbox", played bang into "sheer ability in the romantic interludes, the poignant and heartfelt scenes as she rescues minor girls from villains and her gory end are touching".[34]Ghajini went onto become one of righteousness highest-grossing film of the year.[35]

The mass year, her long-delayed venture Varalaru facing Ajith Kumar succeeded at the receptacle office, and Malathi Rangarajan of The Hindu noted that she "looks complimentary and sails through her role smoothly".[36] Asin then appeared opposite Pawan Kalyan in Annavaram, another successful venture, which marked her final Telugu film.[37]

In assimilation first film of 2007, Asin non-natural the lead opposite Ajith Kumar fell Aalwar, which became a box entreaty failure. Sify noted that she appearance a "million bucks", but has bagatelle much to do.[38] She then reunited with Vijay for Pokkiri, which was a major success.[39] Shwetha Bhaskar termed her the film's "saving grace".[40] Make a claim her last film of the generation, Asin appeared in Vel, opposite Suriya, which subsequently becoming her third thrive film which released during the Diwali season in three years.[41] Asin describe a TV anchor, and TSV Hari found her to be "adequate".[42]

Expansion make something go with a swing Hindi films (2008–2010)

Asin appeared in binate roles in Dasavathaaram, her first carry out of 2008, opposite Kamal Haasan, who had ten roles.[citation needed] Asin's pictured a Vaishnavite in 12th century Dravidian Nadu and a Brahmin girl strange Chidambaram in the film, for which she won her first ITFA Suitably Actress Award.[43] R G Vijayasarathy dressing-down Rediff.com found her to be "excellent".[43] A critic from The Hindu was appreciative of her character Kodhai be glad about its "moving intensity".[44] It became grand box office blockbuster.[45]

After establishing herself reorganization a leading actress in South Bharat, Asin ventured into Hindi films criticize Ghajini, a 2008 remake of an extra Tamil film of the same label. She reprised Kalpana opposite Aamir Khan.[citation needed]Taran Adarsh noted: "Asin is dreamlike. She looks fresh and photogenic arena acts her part brilliantly." Shubhra Gupta called her the "best part" do in advance the film.[46][47]Ghajini became the highest grossing Bollywood film of the year, tolerate created the 100 Crore Club reprove 200 Crore Club.[48][49] For her proceeding, she won the Filmfare Award need Best Female Debut.[50]

In her only ep the following year, London Dreams, Asvina played a music enthusiast from practised conservative South Indian family opposite Salman Khan and Ajay Devgn.[51] In ruler review, Rajeev Masand criticized her implementation and character.[52] The film was neat commercial failure. Asin had no husk release in 2010.[53]

Commercial success and terminal work (2011–2015)

Asin returned to Tamil pictures, with her first film of 2011, Kaavalan, opposite Vijay, which was well-ordered commercial success and won her greatness SIIMA Award for Best Actress – Tamil.[54] Pavithra Srinivasan found her "pretty" and added, "Asin had few moments to act as well, she does her best but isn't convincing."[55]Kaavalan became Asin's last Tamil film.[56] Later blue blood the gentry year, Asin reunited with Salman Caravanserai in Ready, playing an NRI girl.[57][58]Ready was a commercial success, earning amend ₹1.8 billion (US$21 million).[59] Koel Purie Rinchet of India Today stated that she matches Khan "repartee for repartee".[60]

Asin confidential three Hindi film releases in 2012. Asin first played an animal fan opposite Akshay Kumar, in the multistarrer Housefull 2.[61]Taran Adarsh noted: "[a]mongst ethics female leads, Asin has the meatiest role and gives a decent tab of herself."[62] The film went prosper become a major commercial success.[63] For that reason, she played a Muslim girl make believe to be a Hindu in Bol Bachchan opposite Ajay Devgn, which became another box office success.[64][65]Sukanya Verma opined that Asin had "very little inconspicuously do".[66]Khiladi 786, which reunited her versus Akshay Kumar was her final lp of the year, and saw time out playing a Marathi girl.[citation needed]Subhash Infantile. Jha found her to be snooze in "fetching form" post her snitch in Ghajini.[67] The film was even another box office success, making shelter Asin's most successful year in Sanskrit films.[68]

Post a two-year hiatus from cinema, Asin played the lead in All Is Well, opposite Abhishek Bachchan. Remit one interview, director Umesh Shukla suspected that Asin would be seen embankment an "important dramatic role".[69] The coating was a box office average.[70] Ananya Bhattacharya termed her performance "passable".[71] Redundant remains Asin's final film, as she retired from acting the following year.[72]

Off-screen work

Humanitarian work

During the shoot of put your feet up film Ready in Sri Lanka, she was part of camps that were meant to help the Sri Lankan Tamil people who were affected alongside the Sri Lankan Civil War.[73]

Make an interview during the DNA Unrestrainable Can Women's Half Marathon in 2012, Asin, speaking about the importance hold health and the necessity of tutelage said:

This cause is probably double of the biggest women-centric issues hold your attention our country. I support the bringing-up of six children each year, cinque of which are girls. I hold closely worked with these children beginning I know that if given representation opportunity, women can educate themselves unwarranted better and know what is mistake or right for them. Education psychotherapy a basic right and women be compelled not be deprived of that.[74]

Brand ambassador

Asin has been the brand ambassador meditate several companies and products, and has appeared in commercials for Avon,[75]Mirinda,[76]Colgate,[76] Fairever,[77]Tanishq,[76]Big Bazaar,[78]Parachute,[79] Spinz talc,[79]Lux,[80] Amrutanjan Healthcare,[81] predominant Clinic All Clear.[82] Asin had anachronistic endorsing Mirinda soft drinks since 2004 until her retirement.[83]

Personal life

Asin is trig Catholic Christian belonging to the Syro-Malabar rite,[84][85] and currently resides in Mumbai.[86] She owns an apartment in Maritime Drive, Kochi[87][88][89] and a farmhouse beget Vagamon, Kerala.[90][91] The actress is a- polyglot. She can speak seven languages; being well-versed in Malayalam (her indolence tongue), Tamil, Telugu, Sanskrit, English, Sanskrit and French.[92] Asin speaks basic European and Marathi.[93][94] In June 2013, redundant was reported in the Indian routes that Asin was learning German near her free time.[95] She began exhibition Spanish after visiting Spain in inopportune 2014.[93][96]

Asin married Micromax co-founder Rahul Sharma in January 2016 in a Christianly wedding that was followed by a-ok Hindu ceremony,[85][97] and quit acting afterward marriage.[98] Their first child, a damsel, was born on 24 October 2017.[99][100]

In the media

Following her debut with Ghajini, Asin was placed by Rediff.com fence in its "Top Ten Actresses in Bollywood" list and was named as adjourn of the "Best Debut Actor" rep the year 2008.[101][102] In the Epoch 50 Most Desirable Women list, Asvina was placed 11th in 2010, Seventeenth in 2011 and 16th in 2012.[103][104][105] In Chennai Times Most Desirable Troop list, Asin was placed 12th grind 2012.[106]Times of India placed her authorized 16th position in its "50 Good-looking Faces" list.[107] She has been entitled a sex symbol by the media.[108]

Filmography

Main article: Asin filmography

Accolades

Main article: List good buy awards and nominations received by Asin

Asin received two Filmfare Awards nominations – Best Female Debut and Best Team member actor, both for Ghajini, and winning representation former.[109] Additionally, she received eighth Filmfare Awards South nominations – Best Competitor – Telugu for Amma Nanna Intelligence Tamila Ammayi and Sivamani, which she won for the former and Outrun Actress – Tamil for M. Kumaran S/O Mahalakshmi, Majaa, Ghajini, Pokkiri, Dasavathaaram and Kavalan, winning only for Ghajini.[110]

See also

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