After a hiatus, renowned actress vijayashanti is dressing in khakis for her forthcoming film featuring kalyan Ram, in which she plays a daring cop. She was the undisputed queen of police dramas, having written successes like "Shatruvu" and "Kartavyam." In her next movie, priyanka Mohan, a young actress, is also portraying a police officer.
"Priyanka Mohan portrays a simpleton who rises to the rank of constable but still has work to do." "She definitely fits the bill," says "Saripodaa Saanivaram" producer D v v Danayya. In the past, contemporary actresses like payal rajput and anupama parameswaran portrayed police officers in the films Rakshana and Tillu Square, respectively.
But it was superstar actress Kajal Aggarwal, in her most recent film "Satyabhama," who set the buzz by portraying a police officer. The producer of "Satyabhama," Tikka Mohan, says of Kajal Aggarwal: "She played a tough cop and served as a boost for actresses playing cops in telugu cinema." She also says that Aggarwal underwent a complete makeover to don khakis and is ready to show off her fiery side in a subtle but impactful way in our female-oriented film. After our narrative, she really gave her a nod right away, which surprised her,” he continues.
Lakshmi Manchu, another actress, is also counting on her next police drama, "Agninakshatram," to highlight her fiery side. "This part perfectly suits my need for rage. I also received instruction to perfect my kicks and punches since police dramas are a serious endeavor. I am really excited about it," she says.
Director Hemanth Madhukar, who trained actress anjali to play a New York cop in "Nishabdham," sums up the trend of beautiful divas becoming police officers by saying, "I think every actress wants to explore varied roles since they are mostly confined to glam-centric or bubbly kind of roles." They occasionally have the chance to handle firearms, and they always do their hardest. Glam divas find it difficult to show off their fiery sides in order to connect with the general public. Actresses are willing to become action queens these days."