Why do very few South Indian actresses get a role in North Indian movies but a lot of North Indian actresses get a role in South?

 South indian actress are good in acting skill but lack in showing glamour in early 2000s.

They lack acting in bikinis and lack in kiss scene especially they lack in portray their body shape by which most of the men love to watch.

They are poor performer of sexy scene which every men go for watching movie in theatres with the mouth open.

That days, no one goes to movie which is heroine oriented and that too skill based movie.

May be some historic stories or big budget stories run. ( This only suit for North India)

Especially this too fail in South India especially in 2000’s

South indian films are mostly commercial based.

They have two or three love songs. In that one is “ kuthu song”, one is a normal song, and the last is a sexy song. The first two song comes before interval. The third song and the fourth( seperation or sad song) will be the second half. There will be ending song ( happy ending)also.

Directors want to engage people till the end of movie. So they introduce female actors from north.

North indian female actress may don't have acting skills but they fill up what the fan wants.

Simran.

Kiran rathod

Nagma

These are old stories.

But nowadays(in 2010 to 2020) south indian actress also have increased their capabilities and are showing good skill in acting as well as glamour roles

Nayanthara

Trisha

varalakshmi

Anjali

Samantha

Shruti hasan

As north indian films are mostly commercial film, they don't want to pick a south indian actress as they have a huge lumsum of glamourous actress.

Catching a big fish(glamourous actress) in sea(north india) is easier than catching it in pond.(south india)

In South( especially tamilnadu)

And nowadays things have changed in 2020, some film (heroine based) also being a hit example airaa, aramm, imaika nodikal,Raatchaci, kaatrin mozhi , English vinglish

Without heorine or songs also, the film runs

Example:kaithi.

Sometimes for story, the film runs

example vadachennai, Madras, asuran,Nimirundu nil,supramaniapuram, appa, saatai, Thani oruvan, pariyerum Perumal, kullanarikootam etc etc

What are some weird facts about North Korea?

 Indeed, we hardly get any information from North Korea,

But please don’t believe North Korean people still live in the same way as 30 years ago.

North Korea is still is one of the most undeveloped countries and has some super unbelievable laws. BUT it isnt different as you think.

some wrong information has been posted in other answers. I will not correct them. Just see the pictures.

some truth,

rural areas = Poverty.

Each email has been checked by the government if email to foreigners.

Lack of fuel (US's blockade) In the rural areas, you can see trucks use wood as energy.

Even the best geologists in the best colleges of North Korea hardly do the fieldwork, as it is quite difficult to get permission to buy gasoline.

What are some weird facts about North Korea?

 •North Korea only has 3 TV channels

•Visiting Kim Jong-il’s body is the country's most popular attraction

•Choco Pies are banned in North Korea because they got so popular that Kim Jong-un feared they would cause an uprising. Because of this, South Korea packed many Choco Pies in balloons and sent them over the border into North Korea

•North Korea claims to have a 99% literacy rate

•The people of North Korea may only choose from 28 approved haircuts; disobeying this results in jail time

(something tells me this one isn't allowed)

What are some weird facts about North Korea?

 

1. North Koreans must abide by one of 18 approved haircuts for women and 15 for men.

• The hair of young men should be less than 2 inches long, older men can go as long as 2¾ inches, according to a Taiwanese website WantChinaTimes.
• Unmarried women must have short hair, but married women have many more options.

2. Parents who send their kids to schools are expected to provide desks, chairs, building materials

3. Owning a Bible is illegal in North Korea laws

In North Korea, the Bible is considered to be a symbol of western culture and therefore not allowed in the country as it might influence the people and convert them. Once, a Christian woman who was distributing the Bible was arrested and executed.

4. There are only three channels on TV and you have to watch only those

As per North Korea rules, citizens have only three channels and have to sit through them because they have no choice. Everything that goes on the channel is controlled by the government.

5. The ‘three generations of punishment’ rule will give you a nightmare

In North Korea, if you commit a crime, not only you but your entire family would be punished for the same. Your three generations, i.e grandparents, parents and children bear the brunt of punishment. The North Korea rule was made to try to prevent individuals from escaping from the prison.

6. Sports cars

Luxury good that is almost 100% unavailable is a sports car. It is almost impossible to purchase an expensive sports car due to the sanctions from the United Nations and the European Union.

7. Vacations abroad

North Koreans are not allowed to go for vacations abroad. This is a violation of human rights, but the people of North Korea are probably unaware of this fact.

8. Wi-Fi and international calls

Out of a population of 15 million, almost one million North Koreans own a cell phone. However, they may not make international calls. There are also restrictions on the usage of the 3G network. Foreigners entering the country may buy a pre-paid SIM card to make calls abroad only.

9. Christmas trees

North Korea is officially an atheist country. All forms of religious practices are forbidden or heavily monitored by the government. Therefore, you cannot buy or possess any Christmas decorations such as Christmas trees.

10. Foreigners can’t use local currency.

Tourists are not allowed to use the local national currency of North Korean won. In local shops for foreigners, one can pay with euros, yuans, South Korean won, and even US dollars. It is prohibited to buy anything from the shops for local Koreans. Moreover, foreigners are prohibited even to enter such shops.

What are some weird facts about North Korea?

 There are many weird and bizarre facts about North Korea which is one of the most repressive countries in the world. I will restrict myself to listing 12 facts.

• No tax :

North Korea became a tax free nation in 1974. 1st April is known as Tax Abolition Day

• Owning cars :

Only military and government officials have the permission to own cars. Other citizens must use public transport.

• Elections :

Though elections are held every five years only one name appears on the ballot paper ‘Kim Jong-un’. Either you vote for him or allow him to become your torturer.

• Cannabis :

Cannabis, especially marijuana is completely legal in the country. It can be possessed, cultivated and transported. Cool…

• Hairstyles :

There are 28 approved hairstyles for men with a condition that they can’t grow their hair longer than 2 inches.

Unmarried women must have short hair.

• Banning policy :

All foreign products are banned in the country. Ban is also imposed on :

1. Listening to music
2. Watching and distributing foreign movies and porn
3. Making international phone calls
4. Leaving the country
5. Possessing the Bible
6. Accessing the internet
7. Asking about their leader’s birth date

• TV channels :

North Koreans have an option of switching through only 4 TV channels. The television sets are designed such a way that they do not pick up signals from outside the country.

• Power Cuts :

No electricity is supplied during the night to all cities except Pyongyang, which is the country’s capital. This is due to power shortage.

• Three generations of punishment :

According to this rule if a person violates the law and is sent to prison, his entire family is also sent to prison.

• North Korean Calendar :

For North Koreans, the current year is 107 and not 2018. Their calendar is based on birth of their leader late Kim Il-sung and not Jesus.

• Internet :

Only government officials get access to the internet. Common people have access to a local network called Kwangmyong which is inaccessible to the rest of the world.

• Obligatory Military Service :

It is compulsory for all men of 18+ years to serve a 10-year term in the army. Women who have graduated from school need to serve the army till they turn 23.