Fahadh Fazil to marry Nazriya

Bangalore: Breaking hearts of their fans, Mollywood sensations Fahadh Fazil and Nazriya Nazim have announced their decision to enter the wedlock.

Fahad, son of director-producer Fazil, reportedly fell in love with the young actor while shooting for their upcoming film ‘L for Love’, directed by Anjali Menon.

The official Facebook pages of both actors announced Monday morning that they got engaged. Fahadh posted a picture of Nazriya and wrote: “Got engaged with Nazriya Nazim”.

Nazriya uploaded a picture of Fahadh saying “Friends.. I have got engaged with Fahadh Faasil. Thanks for all your wishes.”

Sources said that the marriage will take place in August this year.

Fahadh, who made his debut in 2002 with the unsuccessful Kaiyethum Doorath, which was directed by his father, surprised all in his return in 2009 and since then delivered hit after hit.

The talented youngster won many awards too in his second innings and acted in critically acclaimed films such as Akam, Chaappa Kurishu, 22 Female Kottayam, Diamond Necklace, Annayum Rasoolum and Amen.

Latest reports say that he will be seen in renowned director Maniratnam’s next film along with Telugu star Mahesh Babu. Fahadh was earlier linked to actor Andrea Jeremiah.

Nazriya, on the other hand, debuted as a child artist in 2006 with the Mammootty film Palunku, directed by Blessy. She went onto become and a popular TV anchor and movie offers came searching for her soon after.

She is known for lead roles in Neram (Tamil and Malayalam), Raja Rani (Tamil) and Naiyaandi (Tamil). She has number of upcoming movies lined up with young heroes both in Malayalam and Tamil.

Nazriya Nazim complains to Commissioner of Police

Chennai: Actor Nazriya Nazim approached the city po­lice commissioner’s offi­ce on Tuesday to officially file a complaint agai­nst the director of the yet-to-be-released Dh­anush movie, Nayyandi, in which she features.

The 19-year-old actor had raised an is­sue by co­mplaining to the Na­digar Sang­am ag­ainst dir­ector Sar­gunam and pro­ducer Muru­ges­an for using a body double in a so­ng sequence, which in­volves skin sh­ow. She had alleged that the ma­kers didn’t ev­en inform her after she re­fused to shoot for the scene, which is ag­ainst her contractual agreement.

Director Sargunam, in a release, denied the allegation and said that they shot the wh­­ole song with Naz­ri­ya.

”While editing the song, we felt that the inc­lu­sion of an intimate cl­o­se-up scene would inc­r­e­ase the impact of the so­ng and I requested Na­zriya, who was in Kerala at that time, to come down and act for this pa­rticular scene for which the actor responded by sa­ying that she can’t co­me all the way from Ke­r­a­la and asked me to sh­oot that particular scene by using a body double,” the release said, adding that the actor was creating a needless issue, probably for publicity.

The director’s statement also said he was re­ady to remove that inti­m­ate close-up shot from the trailer if Nazriya fe­els uncomfortable. “Is she ready to sit with the media and see the film and assert that she hasn’t acted in the Inikka Inikka song?” the release said.