Actress Raima Sen says that she is not seen in commercial films because she doesn’t get offers to do such movies.

“I don’t get commercial films. But I’m happy doing the kind of films I get to do and the directors I work with,” said Raima, who was the showstopper at the Gitanjali Lifestyle bridal fashion show here Sunday.

Her forthcoming releases include Aparna Sen’s “Japanese Wife”, Rituparno Ghosh’s “Nouka Dubi”, Vinay Shukla’s “Mirch” and Leena Yadav’s “Teen Patti” — all would get released soon.

“I’m offered only these kind of films. If a good commercial film will come my way, I would love to do it. As of now, I’m going back to Kolkata to shoot for another Bengali film,” she added.

At the fashion show, Raima walked the ramp in a lace lehenga designed by Pria Kataria Puri.

“I really loved the lehenga I was wearing and the other gowns were equally nice,” said Raima.

At the show 14 models walked the ramp displaying bridal creations by designer Varija Bajaj, Monica and Karishma, Puri and Prriya and Chintan.

The  Simbu    Reema Sen spat in Vallavan is taking an ugly turn.   Nayantara,   Reema Sen and   Sandhya are the heroines in Vallavan which has Simbu making the debut as director.   Reema Sen was the sizzler who was promised two full songs and one half song. There have been continuous rifts between   Simbu and   Reema Sen during the filming. When only 15 more days shooting is left, Reema came down from Mumbai for the shoot. She was told that only the half song would be shot and included in the film.

Angered by this development, she walked out of the sets. Simbu retorted by saying that Reema Sen could be thrown out of the film and another actress could be brought in. While producer PL. THenappan did not know what to do with the cost, Simbu also agreed to bear the additional cost by reducing his fees. Simbu apparently approached Trisha and Asin and both the ladies turned down. News reached Reema Sen about this and she flew off to Kolkata.