Gopika, a heartthrob of South Indian films was
married off to Dr Ajilesh, yesterday in a ceremony noted for its
simplicity. The wedding was held at Kothamanagalam. The actress was
immensely successful with her 25 films that she has been part of in a
career that lasted six years.
She is one actress who rightly understood her
talents and limitations and is noted for her dedication and
uncomplicated personality, be it in Tamil, Telugu or Malayalam.
She was lucky to have a string of hits in all four
South Indian languages like,'Four The People', 'Chandupottu', 'Mayavi',
'Annan Thampi', 'Pothen Vava', 'Naa Autograph', 'Yuvasena', 'Keerthi
Chakra', 'Em Magan', 'Autograph', 'Vesham', 'Veerappu', 'Thotti Jaya'
and 'Vellithirai'. Whenever a character was based on a nice, homely and
bubbly girl Gopika has been the first choice among filmmakers for the
last couple of years.
Gopika's yet to be released movies include,
Jayaram's 'Veruthe Oru Bharya', AMMA's 'Twenty Twenty' and the dubbed
movie 'Rajamudra'.
If you ask her to name one film that she would have
loved to work with, she explains that she had never been ambitious to
become a big star, and was always happy with what she was.
But then she had one regret. Without hesitation she
pointed out that she was the first choice to work in Shankar's first
production venture 'Kaadhal' directed by Balaji Sakthivel. But then she
had problems allotting dates to the 'Kaadhal' team because she had
already committed them to others. She had no choice but to refuse.
Says Gopika, 'I knew instantly when I read the
script that it was going to be a sensational hit. The script was
wonderful. Except that, I have no other regrets, in my film career'.
She however don't have any fixed plans on retirement
from films, but says she will stick to her husband's decision whether
to make a come back to the industry, after some time. But for the time
being, she will fly off to Ireland and make a home for her husband. They look really cute together all the best folks๐ฅฐ
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