Who does not know Bollywood and Tollywood's known actress Bhagyashree. She always remains in discussions due to her films. Bollywood veteran actress Bhagyashree is very excited about her upcoming projects these days. She is going to make a comeback in the acting world. She will soon be seen playing an important role in South Superstar Prabhas' upcoming film. Bhagyashree had completed the shooting of Prabhas' film even before the Coronavirus lockdown was announced in India. In an interview to an entertainment portal, Bhagyashree had said that he is getting a chance to work in two big projects. One of which is a film to be seen with Prabhas.
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The actress has also revealed the other big project in her latest interview. Talking to E-Times, Bhagyashree has told that she will soon be seen in Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut's upcoming film 'Thalaivi'. Talking about her character in the film, she has said that, "I am playing an important role in the film and my character brings a turning point in the life of 'Thalaivi'. Me and Kangana have many scenes together and the whole team has liked our on-screen chemistry a lot. I have enjoyed working with Kangana because she is a great actress. Going on set after a long time was a different experience in itself."
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Talking about shooting for the film 'Thalaivi', Bhagyashree said, "I started shooting for the film in Hyderabad in the month of September last year. The makers were about to announce me in April that I am a part of it. But this has not been done due to lockdown. The film director has given me permission that I can share this news with my fans." In this film, Kangana Ranaut will be seen playing the role of actress and former Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. The film will be based on the life of Jayalalithaa. The film's first look makers have already released. Directed by Vijay, the film will be released in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu languages.
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