Krainian actress Nataliya Kozhenova gets lands role due to Controversy

Krainian actress Nataliya Kozhenova gets lands role due to Controversy
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If you want to make it in Bollywood, you\'re going to have to work hard for a long, long time. Actors have to prepare for a lot of competition, too. Hundreds of other actors are going to be gunning for the same roles , even if it\'s only a for bit parts in films nobody will see. After doing a lead actress role in debut movie Anjunaa Beach, Nataliya Kozhenova has signed another film.

If you want to make it in Bollywood, you're going to have to work hard for a long, long time. Actors have to prepare for a lot of competition, too. Hundreds of other actors are going to be gunning for the same roles , even if it's only a for bit parts in films nobody will see. After doing a lead actress role in debut movie Anjunaa Beach, Nataliya Kozhenova has signed another film.

Recently Bollywood Ukrainian actress Nataliya Kozhenova was seen celebrating and showing her love for the diminutive Argentinian Lionel , Nataliya Kozhenova showed her love for Lionel Messi by making his love face inked on her chest. Kozhenova got the Barcelona team and Argentina superstar tattooed quite visibly on her chest.

Nataliya Kozhenova spoke to World News Network, She said, "After showing her support for footballer Messi it became viral worlwide and it was carried in all major languages and after that I started getting lot of offers in the movies finally I loved the script of the movie "Tere Jism Se Jaan Tak" when the producers came to me with this offer I instinctively knew that it was the right project for me .
I heard from people that croterversy gets you mileage as we have seen Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, Beyoncé, Madonna and Kim Kardashian making it top in Hollywood, now I don't need to do anything controversial as I did not do it for work but only for the love of football though I achieved this movie because of controversies".
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