Movie Report: "Jayalalithaa wasnt like me, she was glamorous like Aishwarya Rai" ?

Movie Report: "Jayalalithaa wasn't like me, she was glamorous like Aishwarya Rai"?

The versatile, outspoken and talented actress Kangana Ranaut, who is fully occupied together with her next long-awaited flick Thalaivi spoke about her role and therefore the homework she had to try for the film. The actress is going to be seen essaying the role of actor-turned-politician J Jayalalithaa within the biopic and Kangana said that she did tons of research to portray Jayalalithaa's role.

"Jayalalithaa was definitely not like me. She was a more glamorous star. Somebody like Aishwarya Rai in Bollywood. it had been a really big challenge to suit into those shoes because I'm not referred to as a glamorous star," Kangana said. But, she also stressed on a couple of points that are common between her and Jayalalitha. "She was a really reluctant actor. it's equivalent with me. I never wanted to be an actor, which is why we became very unusual actors."

Also, she compared how both of them chose an alternate profession aside from films, in spite of being established actors. "I think she always felt that she was worth far more than simply being a glam doll and hence, became an official. Even I became a filmmaker because I felt that being an actress wasn't my borderline. So, I feel there are parallels."

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Kangana also highlighted the purpose of how Jayalalitha longed for a family, and for a toddler. "There was a time in my life also once I longed for a family. a number of the married people took advantage of that. There are scenes in Thalaivi with an actor who is married, and who promises marriage then goes back on his word." These words surely remind us of Kangana's ugly brawl with one among the Bollywood's superstars.

Directed by AL Vijay, Thalaivi has been written by Baahubali and Manikarnika writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and therefore the Dirty Picture and Once Upon a Time in Mumbai writer Rajat Arora. This much-anticipated biopic will hit theatres on June 26, 2020.




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