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Former Miss Universe and Bollywood diva Sushmita Sen looks sensual during a hot photo shoot. 

She is the former Miss Universe Sushmita Sen and while it has been her elegance which ruled the roost, here is something spicy. 

The curves of her body are still inviting and the valley of her cleavage, the tresses on her bare shoulder make her look like a juicy Rosogolla. Enjoy this beauty folks!!

Bollywood is one of the biggest entertainment industries in the world and bikini is one of the most tempered fashions which was trending from Zeenat Aman to now a day's Katrina kaif, Priyanka Chopra and Gurleen Chopra. 

Bikini is one of the leading fashions which is trending from more than three decades. 

Gurleen Chopra put in a lot of hard work to get the chiseled look for wearing a revealing bikini in the movie called "Ashley", which was shot at famous beach of India. 

Gurleen did full justice to the demand of the movie, which needed her to look fit and sexy.

Nimrat Kaur is not the one to be scared of taking risks; be it her film choices or fashion picks. Whether it's her unconventional roles or her stylish outfits, she knows how to turn heads.

The actress recently featured on the cover of Bazaar Bride for its September edition. She is wearing a gorgeous AM PM red lehenga and is undeniably looking hot.

It was Neha's bad luck that she was not able to make a mark in Tollywood in spite of making grand entry with Ram Charan's debut film.

Even though Neha isn't successful in film industry, her sexy looks always get the attention of top men's magazines. Neha with her incredibly hot looks makes every photo shoot count. Here is a snap from FHM India's latest cover shoot.

Avasarala Srinivas, the man with multiple shades as actor, writer and director is excitedly geared up for his second directorial venture Jyo Achyuthananda releasing on September 9th. He is a spirited actor, a flaming writer and passionate story teller with feverish for direction. 

"Actually, I entered into industry to become both an actor and director. I began writing scripts nearly 10 years ago approaching many producers. I wrote for Golconda High School and worked for Ashta Chemma before Oohalu Gusagusalade happened, thanks to Sai Korrapati garu for recognizing the director in me. Overall, I enjoy the whole process of film making," Avasarala told Greatandhra.com in an exclusive chat.     

All the audience anticipating Jyo Achyuthananda as triangular love story between Nara Rohith, Naga Shourya and Regina Cassandra, the director is totally against to address his film as a rom-com.

"The first response Jyo Achyuthananda offered with the teaser among the audience panicked me. A triangular love story expectation has automatically built on it. But, Jyo Achyuthananda is not a love story. This is an emotional story between two brothers which is beyond a love story. It's not light hearted like Oohalu, there is a heavy emotion to drive at viewers heart. I wanted to make audience prepared before entering into theater. First few minutes into the film, you understand what I am saying. You will be thrown to a completely different treat than anticipated," Srinivas makes us prepared for the show.

Nara Rohith and Naga Shourya make this film a multi starrer. According to Avasarala, the csting wasn't really forced.

"I began writing for Jyo Achyuthananda after wrapping Oohalu. I narrated the script to four young heroes. Everyone was willing to work on solo hero scripts but not multi starrers. I was also hesitant about Nara Rohith to accept the project. But, he liked it in one sitting. Then Naga Shourya is pulled in. For someone to be over carrying and dominant as central lady, we selected Regina Cassandra who does the justice," adds Srinivas about the casting.

Every writer and director is mandatorily inspired and equipped with a motivational force from behind. There are quite a few for Avasarala too.

"Till last two films, I felt myself very poor at Telugu writing and pronunciation. I drew lot of stimulus from reading books and grew up watching Jandhyala, Bapu and K Vishwanath movies at home playing in VCR and VCPs. In theaters, I used to watch and enjoy Chiranjeevi films very much," Srinivas said.

Avasarala is eager to continue as an actor, writer and director proving him-self capable of handling any genre.

"I've committed to Hunterr as hero and four to five projects already signed. As director, I have two more. One with Nani as hero and second is for Vaaraahi banner. Producer Sai Korrapati is a very kind person. We both share a common vision and are in one page. So, it makes me comfortable to do third project with him very soon," Avasarala signs off with a positive noted smile.

New York: Having sex once a week or more -- and enjoying it -- puts older men at higher risk for heart attacks and other cardiovascular problems, warns a new study.

For older women, however, good sex may actually lower the risk of hypertension, the study noted.

"These findings challenge the widely held assumption that sex brings uniform health benefits to everyone," said Hui Liu, Associate Professor at Michigan State University in the US.

"Strikingly, we find that having sex once a week or more puts older men at a risk for experiencing cardiovascular events that is almost two times greater than older men who are sexually inactive," Liu said. 

"Moreover, older men who found sex with their partner extremely pleasurable or satisfying had higher risk of cardiovascular events than men who did not feel so," she noted.

Liu and colleagues analysed survey data from 2,204 people who were aged 57-85 when the first wave of data was collected in 2005-06; another round of data was collected five years later. 

Cardiovascular risk was measured as hypertension, rapid heart rate, elevated C-reactive protein and general cardiovascular events -- heart attack, heart failure and stroke.

Older men who had sex once a week or more were much more likely to experience cardiovascular events five years later than men who were sexually inactive, the study found.

This risk was not found among older women, said the study published in the Journal of Health and Social Behaviour.

The findings suggest the strain and demands from a sexual relationship may be more relevant for men as they get older, become increasingly frail and suffer more sexual problems, Liu said.

"Because older men have more difficulties reaching orgasm for medical or emotional reasons than do their younger counterparts, they may exert themselves to a greater degree of exhaustion and create more stress on their cardiovascular system in order to achieve climax," she explained.

Ultimately, while moderate amounts of sex may promote health among older men, having sex too frequently or too enjoyably may be a risk factor for cardiovascular problems, Liu said.

For women, it was a different story. Female participants who found sex to be extremely pleasurable or satisfying had lower risk of hypertension five years later than female participants who did not feel so.

"For women, we have good news: Good sexual quality may protect older women from cardiovascular risk in later life," Liu said.

Previous studies suggest that strong, deep and close relationship is an important source of social and emotional support, which may reduce stress and promote psychological well-being and, in turn, cardiovascular health.

Moreover, the female sexual hormone released during orgasm may also promote women's health, she said.