<div align="justify">For actor Chirashree Anchan, working in different languages like Kannada, Tulu, Telugu and Tamil is a cakewalk. She enjoys the adrenaline rush when she is on screen and loves the fact that she can be someone entirely different. <br /><br />The actor, who is awaiting the release of three Kannada movies ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’, ‘Udumba’ and ‘Huliraaya’, chats with Tini Sara Anien, about her roles and her future plans. <br /><br />How does it feel to be at this juncture in your career?<br />I am at a happy place. I am excited that there are many releases coming up. I am also nervous about how the audience will accept me in these roles. I am looking forward to knowing which character I have portrayed the best. <br /><br />Tell us more about your roles. <br /><br />I play a forest officer‘s daughter in ‘Huliraaya’ and a nursing student in ‘Udumba’. In ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’, I play a Hindu girl who is raised by a Muslim father. These roles are entirely different from each other. <br /><br />Is there any genre of films that you particularly like?<br /><br />I like women-oriented films. The Kannada industry has changed by leaps and bounds. More and more films with strong roles for women are coming out. ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’ is one such movie. <br /><br />As an actor, what else do you want explore? <br />I want to learn martial arts but I’ve been keeping this on hold for a while now. I would like to do action <br />films.<br /><br />They have always fascinated me. In my next Tulu film, I am playing a police officer and I like doing such <br />roles.<br /><br />How different is one South Indian industry from another?<br /><br />Apart from the language, nothing else is different. Acting requires the same skill, whichever language it is. <br /><br />Other Kannada projects in the pipeline...<br /><br />‘Shivanapada’ will be my next film. It will be directed by Ma Chandru and the film will see former cop<br />H T Sangliana playing a significant role. <br /><br /><br />If you wanted to change something about yourself, what would it be?<br /><br />Nothing! I think I am perfect (laughs)!<br /><br /><br />What do you always carry with you?<br /><br />My mobile phone and my bright confident smile!</div>
<div align="justify">For actor Chirashree Anchan, working in different languages like Kannada, Tulu, Telugu and Tamil is a cakewalk. She enjoys the adrenaline rush when she is on screen and loves the fact that she can be someone entirely different. <br /><br />The actor, who is awaiting the release of three Kannada movies ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’, ‘Udumba’ and ‘Huliraaya’, chats with Tini Sara Anien, about her roles and her future plans. <br /><br />How does it feel to be at this juncture in your career?<br />I am at a happy place. I am excited that there are many releases coming up. I am also nervous about how the audience will accept me in these roles. I am looking forward to knowing which character I have portrayed the best. <br /><br />Tell us more about your roles. <br /><br />I play a forest officer‘s daughter in ‘Huliraaya’ and a nursing student in ‘Udumba’. In ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’, I play a Hindu girl who is raised by a Muslim father. These roles are entirely different from each other. <br /><br />Is there any genre of films that you particularly like?<br /><br />I like women-oriented films. The Kannada industry has changed by leaps and bounds. More and more films with strong roles for women are coming out. ‘Karigambaliyalli Midinaaga’ is one such movie. <br /><br />As an actor, what else do you want explore? <br />I want to learn martial arts but I’ve been keeping this on hold for a while now. I would like to do action <br />films.<br /><br />They have always fascinated me. In my next Tulu film, I am playing a police officer and I like doing such <br />roles.<br /><br />How different is one South Indian industry from another?<br /><br />Apart from the language, nothing else is different. Acting requires the same skill, whichever language it is. <br /><br />Other Kannada projects in the pipeline...<br /><br />‘Shivanapada’ will be my next film. It will be directed by Ma Chandru and the film will see former cop<br />H T Sangliana playing a significant role. <br /><br /><br />If you wanted to change something about yourself, what would it be?<br /><br />Nothing! I think I am perfect (laughs)!<br /><br /><br />What do you always carry with you?<br /><br />My mobile phone and my bright confident smile!</div>
