Anjali is one of the most sought-after actresses in Tamil and Telugu cinema. She has also featured in a few Kannada films. Recently, it’s been reported that she is going to play a significant role in Ram Charan Tej’s Game Changer.
A recent rumour suggests something else. According to the latest update, Anjali will only appear in a few scenes in Game Changer. Despite her limited screen time, her character in the second half of the movie is said to be crucial. Her role is said to support the character of Ram Charan.
During a recent interview with the media, Anjali opened up about her experience with filming romantic scenes. She expressed discomfort with acting in such scenes, particularly when it comes to romance and kissing scenes with fellow actors. She mentioned feeling self-conscious and worried about how her co-stars would perceive her during these scenes.
The actress highlighted that while real-life romance might foster better understanding between individuals, the dynamics are different when it comes to acting. Anjali described the experience of filming such scenes as embarrassing.
She opened up about the difficulties she faced when performing intimate and bold scenes in films. She confessed that it becomes especially challenging when such scenes involve someone who no longer reciprocates her feelings. Anjali shared a personal experience where she would often cry before shooting such scenes. Despite her initial discomfort, she eventually recognised that it was part of her job.
Directed by S Shankar, Game Changer stars Ram Charan, Kiara Advani, and Naveen Chandra in the leading roles. Another ensemble cast of the film includes Jayaram, Nassar, Meka Srikanth, Dil Raju, Keshav Deepak, Rajasekhar Aningi, and Samuthirakani among others. With music composed by S Thaman, the cinematography of the film is handled by S Tirru.
On the work front, Anjali is best known for films including Engeyum Eppodhum, Peranbu, and Kattradhu Thamizh. She last appeared in the film Geethanjali Malli Vachindi. Soon, the actress is going to appear in films such as Madha Gaja Raja, Eegai, Shivappa, Kanbathu Poi, Anandha Bhairavi, and Gangs of Godavari to name a few.
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