Heroine Anushka to undergo liposuction to get back slim waist

Heroine Anushka to undergo liposuction to get back slim waist | NowPublic News Coverage

Hyderabad: Beautiful heroine Anushka who takes pride in exhibiting her slim waist was irked by comments by her fans and film industry critics after she put on weight and she looked awkward when she bared her middle as usual in her latest film Ragada. Some people close to her were said to have advised to her to resume Yoga and reduce weight.

As Anushka is now leading heroine and has number of films, she cannot go through the slow process of Yoga for weight reduction. She has chosen the faster way of going through liposuction like hero Jr. NTR who stunned every one in the film industry by becoming slim overnight for the film ‘Yamadonga’ by hit director Rajamouli. Industry sources then said that Rajamouli went to Jr. NTR with the script and told him that he would hire him as hero only on the condition that he would reduce his fat. As the script was wonderful (the film was a super hit and gave NTR fresh lease of life after a series of flops), NTR went to the KIMS hospital and underwent liposuction. Now Anushka according to industry sources has gone to the KIMS too.

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