Maryam Zakaria's a heroine, finally!

After item numbers, Maryam Zakaria has bagged her first Bollywood lead role opposite Aftab Shivdasani

Looks like former item girl Maryam Zakaria's search for a full-fledged Bollywood role has come to an end. Lady Luck has smiled upon the starlet and she is all set to appear in her first Hindi film as an actress.

Maryam, who is known for item songs like Dil mera muft ka in Agent Vinod and Pritam pyare in Rowdy Rathod, has done few Tamil and Telugu films. She will now be seen co-starring Aftab Shivdasani in an upcoming film.

"After watching her earlier work, director Inder Kumar signed Maryam as the main lead opposite Aftab. Though she's from Sweden, she's fluent in Hindi and dubs for her own films, so that's an added advantage," says a source.


The Iranian-Swedish actress - who has moved base to Mumbai to concentrate on her acting career - sounds delighted at the possibility of sharing the big screen with established names. "Yes, I'm playing one of the leads in the sequel to Masti. Naturally, I am super-excited about my role as I will be portraying a seductive teacher," sums up Maryam.

Shakti Mohan to be seen in Rowdy Rathore item number

Shakti Mohan to be seen in Rowdy Rathore item number
 Rowdy Rathore has already started the buzz in the tinsel town and for the movie lovers. The first trailer of the movie makes us think if it is another Dabangg of this year which will feature Akshay Kumar opposite Sonakshi Sinha.

This one too is inquisitive enough to create the rage of it all around. The great thing about the movie is the item song; it has not one, not two but three item girls together in front of the camera. The song Aa Re Prtam Piyare has created a rage all over. Three item girls are seen in the song including Mumaith Khan, Maryam Zakaria and Shakti Mohan. 

This is the first item number for Shakti Mohan who has been a winner in the dance reality show Dance India Dance.

The song is another one like Shiela and Munni with vulgar lyrics. We hope it stands to the expectations of the movie fans.