Actress Anshu, known for her memorable role in the classic film "Manmadhudu," is making a comeback to the Telugu screen with "Mazaka," Sundeep Kishan's 30th film. Directed by Trinadha Rao Nakkina, the film is produced by Razesh Danda under the AK Entertainments and Hasya Movies banners.
In a recent press meet, Anshu shared her excitement about returning to cinema and her experience working on "Mazaka."
Clarifying Her Name
Anshu clarified that "Ambani" is not her surname, despite it being widely circulated online. She expressed her desire to correct this misinformation and stated that she prefers to be known simply as Anshu.
A Journey of Growth and Return
Anshu explained her decision to step away from films after her early success. She felt she lacked emotional maturity at the time and prioritized completing her education. She became a psychologist and started her own clinic, embracing a fulfilling personal life. However, the positive response to the re-release of "Manmadhudu" and the support of her family encouraged her to return to acting.
Choosing "Mazaka"
Anshu shared her reasons for choosing "Mazaka" as her comeback film, highlighting its entertaining storyline and the significance of her character. She believes that the film will showcase her acting abilities and pave the way for more diverse roles in the future.
Overcoming Challenges
Anshu spoke about the challenges of returning to the film set after a long gap, including feeling nervous and adjusting to the Telugu language. She expressed gratitude for the support of the film's team and her determination to deliver a strong performance.
A Multifaceted Character
Anshu described her character, Yashoda, as a headstrong and stubborn woman with hidden emotional pain. She dedicated herself to portraying the character authentically and hopes that her performance will resonate with audiences.
Positive Collaborations
Anshu praised director Trinadha Rao Nakkina for his patience and supportive nature, highlighting the positive working relationship they shared. She also commended her co-stars, Sundeep Kishan and Ritu Varma, for their professionalism and friendly demeanor.
A New Chapter
With "Mazaka," Anshu is embarking on a new chapter in her acting career. She is excited to explore diverse roles and contribute to meaningful stories. Her comeback is a testament to her passion for acting and her commitment to delivering compelling performances.
