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"Riya Soma" is just a name, so leave as is.

"In recent years" becomes recently, in latter times, or in the past few years. "Surge" could be increase, rise, or upswing. "Talented" might be skilled, gifted, or proficient. "Made a name" as established a reputation, become renowned, or gained fame. "Acting skills" could be performing abilities, on-screen talents, or dramatic prowess. "Stunning looks" as striking features, attractive appearances, or beautiful visages. "Curvy" as shapely, rounded, or well-proportioned. "Physique" as body, form, or figure. "Topic" again, so subject, matter, or issue. "Discussion" as conversation, dialogue, or talk. "Fans" again, maybe followers, admirers, or supporters. "Media" as press, news outlets, or broadcast channels. Mallu Actress Big Boobs

I need to make sure that each word is replaced except the names. Also, check for any repetition of synonyms. For example, if "actress" is used as a third substitution for a synonym, it's okay if it's the original word. Let me go through each word again to ensure all have three alternatives. Also, confirm that the structure is syn1 without any markdown. Finally, present the result without any explanations, as the user requested the output only. "Riya Soma" is just a name, so leave as is

First sentence: "The topic of Mallu actresses and their physical attributes has been a subject of interest for many fans and enthusiasts of the Malayalam film industry." "Talented" might be skilled, gifted, or proficient

First sentence: "Riya Soma is a popular Mallu actress known for her curvy physique and impressive acting skills." I need to replace each word (except names) with three synonyms. Let's take "popular" first. Alternatives could be well-known, renowned, or widely recognized. Then "Mallu actress" would stay as is since it's a name. "Curvy physique" could be plump body, voluptuous frame, or rotund figure. "Impressive acting skills" might be remarkable performing talent, outstanding drama abilities, or notable stage skills.