Anjali Sivaraman Eyes Bollywood Debut Post-'Amri'

Actress Anjali Sivaraman is strategically expanding her career, with a Hindi cinema debut on the horizon. While no specific project has been finalized, she is currently engaged in script readings for potential Bollywood roles.

Her burgeoning career includes a notable performance in Netflix's 'Class' and the Tamil film 'Bad Girl'. Sivaraman is also set to feature in Mira Nair's international biographical drama 'Amri', based on the life of painter Amrita Sher-Gil. This project represents a significant international milestone.

Sivaraman actively seeks layered and complex female characters, consciously opting out of roles such as the 'best friend' or 'girlfriend'. She stated a desire to work with acclaimed female directors like Zoya Akhtar and Meghna Gulzar, citing their strong narrative voices and compelling female characters.

Despite the anxiety that accompanies refusing opportunities, fearing professional repercussions, Sivaraman prioritizes her self-belief and instincts over accepting every role offered. This approach guides her pursuit of creatively fulfilling projects.