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Priyamani walking in the footsteps of Vijayashanthi
Priyamani Walking In The Footsteps Of Vijayashanthi. Southern actress Priyamani, who has mostly featured in glamorous roles, has for the first time in her career donned a khaki uniform in a yet-untitled Telugu-Kannada bilingual, which is directed by composer-director R.P. Patnaik.
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Chennai: Southern actress Priyamani, who has mostly featured in glamorous roles, has for the first time in her career donned a khaki uniform in a yet-untitled Telugu-Kannada bilingual, which is directed by composer-director R.P. Patnaik.
"Priya plays a powerful CBI officer in my film. For those who have seen her only in glamorous avatars, this role will come as a pleasant surprise," Patnaik told IANS.
The film, a political thriller, features Priya in the lead role.
"There's a lot of drama and thrills. Priya's role will remind audiences of yesteryear actress Vijayashanthi in 'Khartavyam'. I should commend her for taking the effort and getting the mannerisms of a CBI officer correctly," he said.
Patnaik, who has also produced the film, plans to release it in August.
