Sneha as well as Prasanna got gotten married to on May 11, 2012 in Chennai. They visited New Zealand for honeymoon. Prasanna included, "We were not able to go for honeymoon right away after our marital relationship, since Sneha needed to shoot for her upcoming film Haridas. A couple of weeks ago, we got some time and also left for New Zealand. Sneha has actually not accepted any new package since she wishes to focus on family members."
Guess what was the first gift of Prasanna and Sneha, after both had this special feeling between them? It ’was a beautiful silk sari.
But before that, Sneha talented wrist watches expensive him, "Achamundu Achamundu" co-star, which of course makes it the seventh heaven.
“I had a lot of respect for Sneha since she was senior to me in the industry and so popular. It was with that respect I started moving with her during the initial days of the shoot of Achamundu Achamundu. But slowly we realised that we are made for each other,” he says.
This year is going to be a very good year for Sneha. She has been doing a variety of roles this year also to retain her reputation as an actress who can do any kind of role.
The smiling assassin who stole many hearts being homely and modern together in ‘Parthiban Kanavu’ slowly revealed her glamour elements in subsequent films. Now conquering that domain also Sneha now shows interest in heroine oriented films.
Her immediate films ‘Vande Matharam’ and ‘Muratukalai’, ‘Vidiyal’ and ‘Bhavani’ have author backed roles for her. In ‘Bhavani’, Sneha plays a police officer for the first time. In ‘Vidiyal’ she plays a Muslim girl. In ‘Vande Matharam’ she plays a Pilot. ‘Muratukalai’ is the remake of Rajini’s movie by the same name and even in that the heroine role is a strong meaty one.
To follow these films Sneha has signed two new films recently. One is a yet to be titled film directed by debutante Venky. Ganesh Venkatram plays the lucky hero opposite Sneha. The second one is Anand which is a heavily heroine oriented film.
Sneha’s style of walking has changed! Why’s that, we asked her recently.
“I had to walk differently for Bhavani, which has me playing a cop,” she explained, “Once shoot for the film got over, I realised that I had adapted the same walking style in real life too!”
As it was the first time that she was donning the khaki, the Punnagai Ilavarasi had to ensure that her style matched that of a cop. When quizzed if there was any Hollywood inspiration for the role, she replied in the negative and said, “But yes, I wish I can carry myself like a Hollywood heroine someday!”
