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Top 10 actresses of South Side – 2010

Who are the top hot actresses whom producers run after wards with their money accouterments for signing them? 

 

1. Nayanthara

Though her acme is of normal, her hot anatomy accent is her abundant backbone on the screen. She knows the abracadabra that how to handle her beauty. Now she has become a hot block afterwards she has become affectionate with Prabhu Deva. She is actuality paid Rs 70 Lakhs as salary. 09 More after the break...

 

2. Anushka

 

 Though she appeared in a cottony saree in the blur Arundhathi, she animated anybody with her hot dresses. Now she will arise actual glamorously in the blur Vaanam area Simbhu is accomplishing the advance role. She is all set to amuse her fans. She is actuality paid Rs 60 Lakhs as salary.
 

3. Trisha

 

She who was crowned as Miss Chennai acted in Ad films as a avant-garde girl. Because of this, dresses were not a big affair for her. She does not affectation with allure for Tamil magazines but she is accessible to affectation for Hindi and English magazines. She is actuality paid Rs 60 Lakhs as salary.

4. Shreya

 

She who has alarming hip curves afterwards Bhanupriya and Simran is actual advanced as far as allure is concerned. She is actuality paid Rs 40 Lakhs as salary.

5. Asin

 

 

She is acceptable for airedale or avant-garde getup. Because of this, she is able to bedrock with this amalgamation. Since little allure is appropriate for Hindi films, she has called some dresses. She is actuality paid a bacon of Rs80 Lakhs.

6. Thamanna

 

This white adorableness fabricated her bashful access back Nayanthara, Asin and Trisha were away. In the contempo times she has been acting with the accepted actors and has captured the hearts for all. Because of connected hits her amount and allure is additionally enhancing. Her bacon is Rs 60 Lakhs.

7. Namitha 

 

She is the hottest amid the 40 years old macchans. Lots of wickets accept collapsed bottomward because of her allure and the way she moves with people.

 8. Shruthi Haasan

 

She is a accidental adorableness and reflects the present day adolescence appearance trend. Though she is debuting in the Tamil blur Ezham Arivu, her Hindi blur Lucky in which she appeared in bikini dress is her hot visiting card. Rs 30 Lakhs is her salary.
 

9. Hansika Motwani

 

She is miniature Kushboo. She is already bond with Vijay in Velayudham, with Jayam Ravi in Itch and with Dhanush in Mappillai. Her bacon is Rs 30 Lakhs.

10. Genelia

 

 

Since she is acting in innocent roles in abounding of the films, she could not accomplish it up in the allure roles. If she takes up to allure roles like in her Hindi films , she can carve a alcove for herself here.
Her bacon is Rs 40 Lakhs.  

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Top 10 Female Politicians of the World

10. Dalia Grybauskaite, President of Lithuania

After Grybauskaite came to power in 2009, European journalists quickly dubbed her Lithuania’s Iron Lady, owing to her steely way with words and her black belt in karate. The daughter of a saleswoman and an electrician, she worked part time in a factory while earning a Ph.D. in economics. She went on to become Deputy Minister of Finance in 1999, before holding a series of positions within the European Commission. In 2009, with Lithuania mired deep in recession, Grybauskaite focused her presidential campaign on protecting those with the lowest incomes and tackling unemployment, which had climbed to nearly 16%. Running as an independent, she won with a 68% majority — the largest margin of victory ever recorded in Lithuania’s presidential election history. 9 More Female Politicians of the World after the break...

09. Tarja Halonen, President of Finland

Brought up in a working-cl*** family in downtown Helsinki, Halonen has built a highly successful political career by building ties with trade unions and nongovernmental organizations. Serving as President since 2000, she has vehemently defended the President’s role as commander in chief of the military, and campaigned against Finnish membership in NATO. Her hobbies belie her powerful position: she is said to enjoy swimming and taking care of her two cats. In 2006, TV host and comedian Conan O’Brien endorsed Halonen’s re-election because of her strong resemblance to him.

08. Laura Chinchilla, President of Costa Rica

A former Vice President under Nobel laureate Oscar Arias Sánchez, Chinchilla won a 47% majority in the February 2010 election. In a country increasingly concerned about crime, the center-leftist played up her security experience: she previously served as both Public Security Minister and Justice Minister in the National Liberation Party. A social conservative, she opposes gay marriage, abortion and the legalization of the morning-after pill. She has pledged to continue the pro-business policies of her predecessor by courting international investment and expanding free trade.

07. Johanna Sigurdardottir, Prime Minister of Iceland

After Iceland’s economy collapsed in October 2008, Sigurdardottir rode a wave of discontent all the way to the premiership. It wasn’t exactly surprising: the former flight attendant turned politician had won eight consecutive elections since entering Parliament in 1978, making her the country’s longest-serving parliamentarian and one of its most popular. In addition to being Iceland’s first female Prime Minister, Sigurdardottir, 67, is also the world’s first openly gay head of state. In June 2010, when Iceland legalized gay marriage, Sigurdardottir tied the knot with her long-term partner, with whom she had entered a civil union seven years earlier.

06. Sheik Hasina Wajed, Prime Minister of Bangladesh

Hasina, the 62-year-old leader of the left-of-center Awami League, has a history of surviving. During a 1975 coup d’état, ******ins killed 17 members of her family — including her son, three brothers, mother and father, former Prime Minister Sheik Mujibur Rahman. Hasina, then 28, happened to be abroad at the time. She later survived a grenade attack that killed more than 20 people, dodging the bullets that sprayed her car as she fled. Hasina was first elected Prime Minister in 1996. But in 2001, Transparency International named Bangladesh as the most corrupt country in the world, and Hasina was ousted in a landslide. That wasn’t the end of her, though. In January 2009, the Awami League won 230 of 299 parliamentary seats, and the consummate survivor found herself Prime Minister — again.

05. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, President of Liberia

Educated at the University of Wisconsin and at Harvard, Africa’s first female President served as Liberia’s Minister of Finance in the late 1970s. But when Samuel Doe seized power in a military coup in 1980 and executed the President and several Cabinet members, Johnson Sirleaf fled to Kenya, where she became a director at Citibank. She returned to contest the 1996 presidential election and lost to Charles Taylor. In 2005, she ran again and won, promising to bring motherly sensitivity and emotion to the presidency — a tall order in a country still reeling from years of civil war.

04. Julia Gillard, Prime Minister of Australia

After she helped orchestrate a Labor Party coup that ousted Prime Minister Kevin Rudd on June 24, 2010, Gillard, 48, became Australia’s first female PM. Tasked with rebuilding dwindling support for her party, she called snap elections just three weeks into office, hoping to benefit from her bounce in public opinion. But the Aug. 21 election proved inconclusive: neither Gillard’s center-left government nor the Liberal-National coalition led by Tony Abbott were able to secure an outright majority. The stalemate finally broke on Sep. 7. After more than two weeks of protracted negotiation with a handful of independent candidates, Gillard secured a 76-74 majority in parliament to form a minority government.

03. Dilma Rousseff, President of Brazil

“I would like parents who have daughters to look straight in their eyes and tell them: ‘Yes, a woman can,’” Dilma Rousseff said following her victory in Brazil’s runoff election. When she takes the reins of the world’s fourth largest democracy on Jan. 1, Rousseff will become the South American country’s first female president. Her win, a victory for would-be women leaders everywhere, was also a nod to outgoing President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who handpicked her for the job. As Lula’s former chief of staff, Rousseff promised to carry on the outgoing and overwhelmingly popular leader’s work. “I offer special thanks to President Lula,” she said in her election night speech. “I will know how to honor his legacy. I will know how to consolidate and go forward with his work.”

02. Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, President of Argentina

Elected President in November 2007 (thereby succeeding her husband Néstor), Fernández has proven she is her own woman. Dismissively referred to as “Cristina” by some members of Argentina’s macho political elite, Fernández has survived a standoff with the country’s powerful farming lobby, a fallout with the U.S. over a suitcase allegedly containing illegal campaign contributions and a series of high-profile economic-policy spats that culminated in the ousting of the governor of Argentina’s Central Bank earlier this year. With her striking appearance and polarizing rhetoric, she inevitably draws comparisons with former First Lady Eva Perón.

01. Angela Merkel, Chancellor of Germany

The most influential female politician in the world, Merkel earned a doctorate in physics in East Germany before turning her eye to politics. She won a seat in the Bundestag during the first post-reunification general election, in December 1990, and Chancellor Helmut Kohl appointed her as a Cabinet minister just one year later. Childless and twice married, the chairwoman of the Christian Democratic Union often comes off as reserved and self-effacing. But as she told TIME in a 2010 interview, she has plenty of confidence: “You could certainly say that I’ve never underestimated myself. There’s nothing wrong with being ambitious.”

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