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Milind Soman at first glance looks like Adonis’Indian counterpart.
Milind Soman Milind Soman was born on 4th November 1965 in Scotland. His family is Maharashtrian Chitpavan Brahmin. After spending seven years in Scotland he moved back to India.
He dated models like Madhu Sapre, Bipasha Basu, Dipannita Sharma and Gul Panag.
He married the French actress Mylene Jampanoi in 2006. The couple met on the sets of the movie Valley of Flowers.
Milind’s Fitness Secrets This 5’11” tall model prefers swimming, running and kickboxing to working out at the gym.
Tuff Luck Milind Soman and his ex-girlfriend posed for an ad for Tuff with a python, shoes and in the nude. It didn’t go down well with conservative groups who kicked up a controversy.
Supermodel Milind Soman is one of the first male supermodels in India. He was rejected by Graviera Suiting as he was thought to be too young to strut in a suit. He got his break when he was chosen to model for Thackersey fabrics. He appeared in Alisha Chinoi’s Made in India music video which was a rage.
Movie Star Milind Soman has mainly worked in offbeat movies rather than big banner movies. While he took the modeling world by a storm his presence in the movie industry is more subdued.
He started acting in television serials like A Mouthful of Sky, Margarita and Captain Vyom.
In 2000, he made his debut with Tarkieb which didn’t create any ripples. In 2002, he has two releases – 16 December and Pyaar Ki Dhun which were average performers. Rules: Pyaar Ka Superhit Formula (2003) performed better at the box office.
He played Jalan in Valley of Flowers (2006) and was seen as Harry Oberoi in Say Salaam India which was based on cricket. He got a chance to work with Peter Flinth in the Swedish movie Arn – The Knight Templar (2007). He played the role of Saladin.
His fans will see a whole lot of him in 2009 in releases like Arn - Riket Vid Vägens Slut, Satyameva Jeyathe and Paiyya.
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