Shruti Haasan deserves appreciation for something she has that is beyond her figure and action talent. She tried other departments in the film industry like singing and showed interest in the technical wings also but suddenly she focused on the main roles with a lot of expo and she could hit at it with evident success.

It is very clear that her father Kamal Haasan’s help did not do her any good. So all she got was due to her own strategy. She certainly knows what, where to and how to pull to get the results in her favor. Otherwise a modest simple looking girl taking soft roles now and then cannot become the most sought after heroine in a short period.

Her first move was to prove her transformation by posing for the covers of the magazines. Then the hype was made by the media. She also pulled strings here and there with her secret strategy that paid her dividends. All this was done with a well calculated move and her family background also supported her plan by giving right impressions at the right places.

The heroines of today has a lot to learn from Shruti Haasan to understand the ways of projecting their talents and inner beauties of the interest for the opposite gender that rule the industry either from inside as film makers or from outside as cine goers. And apart from that right type of exposure is needed so that they will not be branded as item gals. It is a tricky world but Shruti came out with flying colors.

So we should appreciate Shruti's vision more than her looks.

Shruti has two big movie releases this Friday - D-Day and Ramaiyya Vasthavaiyya. Of these D-Day tops with excellent reviews. She will have a Telugu release 'Yevadu' on 31st July in which she paired with Ram Charan. This might prove a hat trick, as her last Telugu release Balupu with Ravi Teja was a runaway hit.

(AW-SriJa)