Speaking of India's classic love movies, many fans will mention "Unknown Death", because this work is starred by Aamir Khan, the favorite Indian star of Chinese audiences at present.
The film tells a poignant love story.
Uncle Mi plays the rich and handsome Hania and the beautiful and kind Kalpa, who met and fell in love by chance, but just when the two were about to enter the marriage hall, Karpa was killed by the gang by rescuing the trafficked girl, and Hania was hit by a severe head injury and could only retain fifteen minutes of memory, but in order to avenge his lover, he still resolutely launched revenge...
Although the film obviously borrows from "Fragments of Memory", the love elements full of Indian characteristics, moving songs and the outstanding appearance of the male and female protagonists still make people regard it as a classic.
Among them, Karpa is played by the Indian beauty Asin.
She has a pair of dazzling eyes, whether it is laughing or crying, always revealing a simplicity that cannot be hidden, she has the common three-dimensional facial features of Indians, but the lines are soft, emitting a soft and sticky cute atmosphere.
This makes many people think that Asin is Kalpa — a kind silly white sweet.
In fact, ashin's name means pure and immaculate. She said her name was taken from English and Sanskrit, "A" means "no" in Sanskrit, and "sin" is taken from English, which means sin, which together means "pure and flawless".
Assin was born on October 26, 1985, to a wealthy family in Cochin, India. Her father was a successful businessman, her mother was a doctor, and her family was Catholic in Malabar.
The good-looking Ashin debuted as a commercial and quickly gained the attention of the film and television industry. In 2001, at the age of 15, she starred in a Malayalam film.
In 2003, Asin played a Tamil girl in her first Telugu film, Amma Nanna O Tamila Ammayi. The martial arts action comedy was a huge hit upon its release and won three Filmfare (Indian Oscar) Telugu Awards that year, while Asin won the Telugu Best Actress Award.
Subsequently, Ashin starred in a number of Telugu films, all of which received good responses.
Due to the film's popularity, it was also remade in Tamil, Ana german, Odia, Bihar, and Hindi, and Asin played the main role in the Tamil version, which was also her Tamil film debut.
This kind of multilingual remake is very common in India and provides a good opportunity for Ashin to dabble in other Hindi-language films.
In 2005, Asin starred in the Tamil film Unknown Death, the original version of Unknown Death. After the film was released, it was well received and earned Asin the Filmfare Tamil Best Actress Award that year.
The original version of Unknown Death
Unsurprisingly, Asin has successfully ridden a series of achievements in Tamil films. In 2007 she was voted "Queen of Collewood" (Collewood is the name of Telugu Films) in an online poll.
In 2008, the Bollywood remake of Unknown Death, the popular Asin was once again lucky to play the lead role, which was her first Hindi film, and she was played by Bollywood superstar Amir Khan.
After the film was released, it earned rs. 1 billion at the local box office and Rs.19 billion at the global box office, which was a huge commercial success, and Asin unsurprisingly won the Fimfare Best Newcomer Award.
Aamir Khan's version of "Unknown Death"
At this point, Ashin finally stood at the center stage of the Indian film industry - Bollywood!
In 2011, she partnered with Salman Khan, one of the three Khans, starring in the comedy "Ready to Go", which achieved a global box office of 1.84 billion, and in 2012, she starred in "True Love Full House 2" and "Say It! Both "Minibus Qiang" and "Big Players of Gold" have grossed more than 10 rupees.
Assin's box office appeal is evident.
Most people will think that Ashin can navigate the Indian film industry in several languages because of her good luck, in fact, this has a lot to do with her own strength!
Ashin not only has good acting skills and beautiful personality, but also has a very amazing talent for language. She is fluent in Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, Sanskrit, English, Hindi, French, and plain Italian, in eight languages, which is amazing!
In order to play the role in "Golden Player", she also learned the basic Marathi language and was quite dedicated. In her free time, she also learns German and Spanish.
If given the chance, I believe she is well positioned to get into the film industry in more languages.
Unfortunately, in 2016, with a good career prospect, Ashin chose to get married and quit the film industry, and her last work was "Everything Is Good" in 2015.
Everything is good, probably the voice of Ashin! Career success, lover, family, in 2017, she also successfully became a mother, everything is good!