Shweta Menon.
Two Hasina of Miss India 1994 illuminated the name of the country at the international level. One won the Miss World and one, winning the title of Miss Universe and widen the country’s chest with pride. After this, both of them moved to Bollywood and still rule the hearts of the audience. We are talking about Aishwarya Rai and Sushmita Sen, both of them participated in the Miss India Competition together in 1994 and gave a tough fight to each other. Sushmita Sen became the winner of this competition. But, do you know another actress who competed with these two Hasinas in this competition. We are talking about Shweta Menon, who is now ruling South Cinema. Shweta Menon made headlines for many reasons, but she made a lot of headlines for her delivery.
Shoot delivery for film
Shweta Menon did something for her film ‘Kalimannu’, which hardly any actress will think about doing. Actually, for a scene of this film, Shweta had shot her delivery live in front of three cameras. He shot his delivery for the film for around 45 minutes, whose director Blassi was. He gave birth to his daughter in front of the cameras, which he named Sabina. Shweta Menon was in the news for her move.
Was debut in 1990
Shweta Menon started her career in 1990 itself. He acted in some films and then turned to modeling. She then participated in the Miss India competition in 1994, in which she faced beauties like Sushmita Sen and Aishwarya Rai. Shweta could not win this competition, but was successful in making her place in the top 5. After this competition, he got a chance to work in Bollywood and acted in films like ‘Bandhan’, ‘Ishq’ and ‘Prithvi’. However, after a few films, he again turned to Malayalam cinema.
Work in many films-TV serials
Shweta Menon also worked in many TV shows along with Bollywood and Malayalam cinema. In 2011, he married Srivalson Menon, a resident of Mumbai and then shot a live delivery scene for the film ‘Kalimannu’ in 2013. Director Blassi recorded the birth of Shweta Menon’s child live and made part of the film. The director used three cameras to shoot this scene and during the shooting, three members of the film were present in the delivery room and three members of the film. The film was released in 2013, received a mixed response from the audience.
