Anjali (actress)

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Anjali
Anjali at 60th South Filmfare Awards 2013.jpg
Anjali at the 60th Filmfare Awards South, 2013
Born (1986-06-16) 16 June 1986 (age 35)[1]
Razole, Andhra Pradesh, India
OccupationActress
Years active2006–present

Anjali (born 16 June 1986) is an Indian actress and model who appears predominantly in Tamil and Telugu films. Following a stint in modelling, she was cast in starring roles in two Telugu productions; her debut film was the Telugu film Photo (2006), before bagging a role and gaining attention in the film Kattradhu Thamizh (2007) with Jiiva. In 2010 and 2011, she won the Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Tamil, for her performances in Angaadi Theru and Engaeyum Eppothum respectively and the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Angadi Theru, subsequently becoming recognised as one of the "finest young actors" in Tamil cinema,[2] and noted for mostly playing "performance-oriented roles".[3][4][5]

In 2013, she returned to Telugu cinema appeared in a string of successful films like Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu, Balupu, Masala, Geethanjali and Dictator, which made her one of the leading actresses in Telugu. She also received two Nandi Awards for Best Actress for her performances in the films Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu (2013)[6] and Geethanjali (2014).[7]

Early life[]

Anjali was born on 16 June 1986 in Razole, East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh to a Telugu-speaking family.[8] She has two brothers and a sister.[9] She completed her schooling in Razole[10] and later moved to Chennai where she continued her studies, pursuing a degree in mathematics.[11] After completing her education, she began acting in short films, which paved the way for her entry into the film industry.[12] Anjali remarked that her parents had aspirations to become an actor and that they "realised their dreams" through her.[11]

Career[]

2006–2008: Debut and breakthrough[]

In 2002, Anjali was signed on to appear in director Kalanjiyam's Sathamintri Muthamidu under the screen name of Sundhari, but the film later failed to materialise.[13][14][15] The director also began two other films with Anjali, Valiba Desam and En Kanavu Thaanadi, though those also failed to materialise. During one of her modelling assignments, she was spotted by director Siva Nageswara Rao, who offered her a starring role in his Telugu thriller film Photo (2006).[10] Anjali portrayed a ghost haunting her murderers in Photo, which co-starred two more newcomers, Anand and Bhanu.[16] She played the female lead in another Telugu venture, the romance film Premalekha Raasa (2007), directed by lyricist Kulasekhar, opposite a debutant again;[17] both films garnered negative response,[18] and performed poorly at the box office, failing to propel her career in Telugu cinema.

She made her Tamil film début later that year in Kattradhu Thamizh, directed by Ram, which released to strong critical acclaim. Anjali won critical praise for her portrayal of Anandhi, the childhood friend and love interest of a young teacher-turned-psychopath (enacted by Jeeva). A Behindwoods critic wrote that she was "a delight to watch and spellbinds the viewer with her beautiful fresh look and her performance",[19] while Pavithra Srinivasan of Rediff described her as "a breath of fresh air" and "the perfect foil to Jeeva's plethora of emotions".[20] Her performance earned her the Vijay Award for Best Debut Actress for that year,[21] and she grew in popularity, leading her to several more offers, albeit the film proved commercially unsuccessful.[22][23] She appeared in two films in 2008; Honganasu, her first Kannada project and Aayudham Seivom in Tamil. The latter, which featured her as the female lead opposite Sundar C, was panned by critics and she was criticised for accepting that role, with reviewers noting that she had nothing to do in the film,[24][25][26] "except roll her eyes".[27]

2010–2012: Critical acclaim[]

She next played Kani, a fiery, independent sales girl in a textile showroom in Angadi Theru (2010) which melted everyone's heart and was released two years after her last venture. The Vasanthabalan-directed tragedy drama focussed on the lives of young employees who work in retail department stores.[28][29] The film was shot in real location at the Ranganathan Street in T Nagar, Chennai with hidden cameras,[30] with Anjali disclosing that they wore the uniform of a particular textile company, passing off as real sales-people and selling goods.[11] Angadi Theru opened to rave reviews, whilst also fetching Anjali critical acclaim for her performance, which went on to win several accolades,[31] including the Filmfare Award for Best Actress - Tamil.[32] She subsequently appeared in two family drama films; S Pictures' Rettaisuzhi, in which she shared screen with veteran directors Bharathiraja and K Balachandar,[33] and Magizhchi, co-starring and directed by Gowthaman. The latter released to favourable reviews,[34][35] and Anjali received positive feedback on her performance, being labelled as "impressive",[35] and "almost perfect as the young, a bit mischievous, village girl";[36] however both films failed to succeed at the box office.[37]

In 2011, she first appeared in Payyans alongside Jayasurya, which marked her début in Malayalam cinema,[38] followed by a lead female role in the Cloud Nine Movies-production Thoonga Nagaram, in which she starred as an anchor in local television,[39] and a cameo appearance in a song in Ko that also featured other lead actors from Tamil Cinema.[40][41] She was then seen in the small-budget drama film Karungali, directed by Kalanjiyam. Kalanjiyam had signed up Anjali, rechristening her as Sundari then, for a film titled Sathamindri Muthamidu, even prior to Kattradhu Thamizh, followed by three more films, all of which were cancelled.[42] Following her rise to fame post Angadi Theru, Kalanjiyam revived one of the projects, namely Karungali, with Anjali agreeing to be part of it, owing to her prior commitments.[43] The film featured her as a childless housewife living in a bad relationship with her husband,[44][45] and was a critical and commercial failure. While starring in Thoonga Nagaram, she was offered a minor supporting role in another project of the production studio, Mankatha.[3] The Ajith Kumar-starrer, directed by Venkat Prabhu, was Anjali's first high-budget project and featured her as part of an ensemble cast. The film emerged a financial success and Anjali's highest-grossing film in her career, however her role in the film was small and not well received generally. Meanwhile, she was cast by director A R Murugadoss to perform a lead role in his maiden production Engeyum Eppodhum alongside Jai, Sharvanand and Ananya, directed by his assistant M Saravanan.[46] Anjali essayed the role of a bold and dominating nurse,[47][48] with critics again heaping praise on her performance.[49] The Hindu wrote that she "has given her best [and] steals the show in the climax",[50] while Rediff's Pavithra Srinivasan cited it was she "who clearly walks away with the honours", adding that "the extent of her feelings emerges only at the end, and carries you away" and calling it a "noteworthy performance".[51] She had her only starring role in 2012 in Sundar C's Kalakalappu. A critic from Deccan Chronicle wrote that "Anjali scores well with her natural performance".[52]

2013–2014: Continued success[]

In 2013, she starred in the Telugu multi-starrer Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu along with Venkatesh, Mahesh Babu and Samantha. The film went on to be a critical and commercial success, with many applauses for Anjali from the critics. Mahalakshmi Prabhakaran of DNA India commented that Anjali "as the innocent Seetha...gives an easy breezy but endearing performance".[53] She later starred in A R Murugadoss' next production venture Vatthikuchi opposite Dhileban.[54] The film received mixed reviews as did her performance. IndiaGlitz commented "Anjali's character though is sugary; it's a reminiscent of so many of her characters in the past and leaves you with a sense of wanting variation".[55] Her next release was Settai, the Tamil remake of Delhi Belly, in which she starred opposite Arya.[56] The film received mixed reviews, though she was appreciated for her performance and looks. S Saraswati of Rediff commented "Anjali, who is better known for deglamorised performances, has been given a brand new avatar for this film. Her clothes, hair and makeup have all been changed to suit her character—that of a very confident and attractive Mumbai-based journalist".[57] After an item number in Suriya's Singam II, her first in her career,[58] she starred in two Telugu films, Gopichand Malineni's Balupu opposite Ravi Teja and Masala, the Telugu remake of Bol Bachchan, opposite Venkatesh, for the second time in her career.[59] In 2014, she appeared in a horror comedy women-centric film titled Geethanjali for which she received Nandi Award for Best Actress, SICA Award for Best Telugu Actress.[60][61]

2015–present: Brief setback and comeback[]

In early 2015, Anjali returned to Sandalwood and starred opposite Puneeth Rajkumar in Rana Vikrama. Her début film in Kannada was Honganasu seven years ago. She broke the seven-year hiatus with that film. In Tamil, she appeared opposite Jayam Ravi alongside Trisha, Soori in Sakalakala Vallavan. In Telugu, she played a special cameo role of a lady don in Sankarabharanam, a Telugu film which has Nikhil Siddharth in lead. In 2016, her first release was in Telugu opposite Balayya Balakrishna titled Dictator which declared Super-hit. Her role was well received by the audience. In Tamil, she starred in Karthik Subbaraj's Iraivi where her performance as the happy go lucky girl turned long suffering wife of Vijay Sethupathi gave her critical acclaim and audience appreciation. Though the film had an average return at the box office, she garned a nomination for Best Performance in a Leading Role- Female (Tamil) at the 2nd IIFA Utsavam.

Later, she signed a psycho action thriller Telugu film Chitrangada (2017).[62][63] In December 2017, her film with Jai & Janani Iyer titled Balloon directed by newcomer Sinish got good reviews and moderate-average performance at the box office.[64] She signed a Tamil-Malayalam film Peranbu (2019) opposite Mammootty directed by Ram.[65] She acted in the horror flick, Lisaa (2019) as lead character.[66] Anjali acted as lesbian in the web series Paava Kadhaigal (2020) directed by Vignesh Shivan.[67] The next year she played the role Zarina in the film Vakeel Saab (2021), directed by Venu Sriram.[68] The film was successful at the box-office, grossing over ₹137.65 crore worldwide, despite COVID-19 pandemic in India.[69] The film became her comeback success. Following the success, she signed for a role in the film F3, produced by Sri Venkateswara Creations.[70][71]

Filmography[]

Key
Films that have not yet been released Denotes films that have not yet been released

Films[]

Year Film Role Language Notes Ref.
2006 Photo Swapna Telugu Telugu Debut
2007 Premalekha Rasa Sandya Telugu
Kattradhu Thamizh Anandhi Tamil Tamil Debut
2008 Honganasu Impana Kannada Kannada Debut
Aayudham Seivom Meenakshi Tamil
2010 Angaadi Theru Sermakkani Tamil
Rettaisuzhi Susheela Tamil
Magizhchi Kuzhali Tamil
2011 Payyans Seema Malayalam Malayalam Debut
Thoonga Nagaram Kalaivani (Radha/Theru Trisha) Tamil
Karungali Amudhanila Gunasekharan Tamil
Ko Herself Tamil Special Appearance in the song "Aga Naga"
Mankatha Suchitra Sumanth Tamil
Engaeyum Eppothum Manimegalai Ramasamy Tamil
Thambi Vettothi Sundaram Lourd Mary Tamil
Maharaja Priya Tamil
2012 Aravaan Vanchi Tamil Cameo Appearance
Kalakalappu Madhavi Tamil
Madha Gaja Raja Madhanadevi Tamil Unreleased
2013 Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu Seetha Telugu
Vathikuchi Leena Tamil
Settai Shakthi Tamil
Balupu Dr. Anjali Telugu
Singam II Herself Tamil Special Appearance in the song "Vaale Vaale" [72]
Masala Sania / Sarita / Savitri (Portrait) Telugu
2014 Geethanjali Geethanjali / Ushanjali (Dual Roles) Telugu
2015 Rana Vikrama Gowri Kannada
Sakalakala Vallavan Anjali Tamil
Sankarabharanam Dakhu Rani Munni Telugu Cameo Appearance
2016 Dictator Kathyayini Telugu
Mapla Singam Sailaja Tamil
Sarrainodu Sinthamani Telugu Special Appearance in the song "Blockbuster"
Iraivi Ponni Tamil
2017 Enakku Vaaitha Adimaigal Sandhya Tamil Cameo Appearance
Chitrangada Chitrangada Telugu
Taramani Soumya Tamil Cameo Appearance
Balloon Jacqueline Tamil
2018 Rosapoo Reshmi Malayalam
Kaali Valli Tamil
2019 Peranbu Vijaya Lakshmi "Viji" Tamil
Lisaa Lisaa Tamil
Sindhubaadh Venba Tamil
2020 Naadodigal 2 Sengodi Tamil
Nishabdham Maha Lakshmi "Maha" Telugu Direct To OTT Amazon Prime Video
Silence Tamil
2021 Vakeel Saab Zarina Telugu
2022 Bheeshma Parvam Films that have not yet been released Catherine Malayalam Completed
F3 Films that have not yet been released TBA Telugu Filming
Bairaagi Films that have not yet been released TBA Kannada Filming [73][74]
TBA RC15 Films that have not yet been released TBA Telugu Hindi Debut Filming [75]
Tamil
Hindi
TBA Untitled Nivin Pauly film Films that have not yet been released TBA Malayalam Filming
TBA Anandha Bhairavi Films that have not yet been released TBA Telugu Delayed
TBA Poochandi Films that have not yet been released TBA Tamil Completed
TBA Kanbathu Poi Films that have not yet been released TBA Tamil Delayed

Web Series[]

Year Title Role Language Notes Ref.
2020 Paava Kadhaigal[76] Jyothi Lakshmi/ Aadhi Lakshmi Tamil Netflix Series Segment;Love Panna Uttranum
2021 Navarasa Muthu Lakshmi Tamil Netflix Series Segment;Thunintha Pin
2021 Jhansi Plays the character of a loving mother suffering from amnesia Telugu Hotstar release [77]

Awards and honours[]

Year Award Award Category Film Ref.
2007 Filmfare Awards South Best Debut Actress Kattradhu Thamizh
2011 Best Actress – Tamil Angadi Theru
2012 Engaeyum Eppothum
2013 Nandi Awards Special Jury Award for Best Actress Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu
2014 Best Actress Geethanjali
2011 Tamil Nadu State Film Awards Special Prize Angadi Theru
V4 Entertainment Awards Best Actress – Tamil
2012 Engaeyum Eppothum
2011 South Indian International Movie Awards Best Actress
2008 Vijay Awards Best Debut Actress Kattradhu Thamizh [78]
2011 Best Actress Angadi Theru
2012 Engaeyum Eppothum
2010 Vikadan Cinema Awards Angadi Theru
2011 Engaeyum Eppothum
2010 Jaya TV Awards Angadi Theru
2011 Engaeyum Eppothum
2011 Santosham Awards Best Actress – Tamil
2010 IIFA Utsavam Awards Best Actress Angadi Theru
2011 Engaeyum Eppothum
IFTA Awards
Norway Tamil Film Festival Awards Angadi Theru [79]

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