<p class="title">Her screen presence and her choice of movies make actor Sanjjanaa Galrani a favourite among many Kannada movie lovers. Soon to be seen in 'Dandupalya 3' and 'Rajasimha', the actor is also prepping up for her role in the Malayalam-Kannada bilingual 'Vasavadutta'. In a candid chat with <span class="bold">Tini Sara Anien</span>, she talks about her exciting roles.</p>.<p class="Question">How has life been?</p>.<p class="bodytext">On a very positive note! I have quite a few films lined up for release and have signed up the biggest project of my career, a Telugu show called 'Swarnakhatgam'. It is by the producers of 'Baahubali'. This year couldn't have been more busier and exciting. </p>.<p class="Question">Can you tell us a bit about your upcoming Kannada releases?</p>.<p class="bodytext">'Raja Simha' is an out and out commercial film which is scheduled for release in February. I play an NRI girl in the project. It is like a Salman Khan movie and has all the 'masala' required for it to click. The team, actor Aniruddh and different elements made the film a fun one. It is important to be a part of commercial films as they are the flavour of the season. 'Dandupalya 3' is a Kannada-Telugu bilingual project and should hit the screens in the next few months. </p>.<p class="Question">How does it feel to be a part of multilingual projects?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I have always been a multilingual actor. I have had good luck ever since I worked with Prabhas. The good luck just continues to be as it is great to have the best of two worlds. </p>.<p class="Question">The shooting for 'Vasavadutta' should start in February. How excited are you?</p>.<p class="bodytext">It's a heroine-centric project where I play a mysterious queen. It is like the story of Cinderella. I love the project for this very reason. It is a project by Mahadevan. This project marks my re-entry in Malayalam films after 'Casanova'. I have been in Sandalwood for a while and I am looking for meaty roles.</p>.<p class="Question">Are the South Indian film industries different from each other?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I find it really tough to work in the Malayalam industry as the language can be really tough. Working there is like working in a school, things are very disciplined while in Sandalwood things are more relaxed. In Tollywood, things are more fun.</p>.<p class="Question">You play a warrior queen in the Telugu show 'Swarnakhatgam'. Tell us a bit about the show.</p>.<p class="bodytext">This project is a dream come true and should be on air from April. Every time I shoot a scene for the show, I can't believe that I am in the project.</p>.<p class="Question">How hard was it to shoot for the role?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I get to wear extremely royal outfits. It takes three-and-a-half hours just for the makeup. Doing varied scenes and delivering dialogues in such heavy outfits can be quite a task.</p>
<p class="title">Her screen presence and her choice of movies make actor Sanjjanaa Galrani a favourite among many Kannada movie lovers. Soon to be seen in 'Dandupalya 3' and 'Rajasimha', the actor is also prepping up for her role in the Malayalam-Kannada bilingual 'Vasavadutta'. In a candid chat with <span class="bold">Tini Sara Anien</span>, she talks about her exciting roles.</p>.<p class="Question">How has life been?</p>.<p class="bodytext">On a very positive note! I have quite a few films lined up for release and have signed up the biggest project of my career, a Telugu show called 'Swarnakhatgam'. It is by the producers of 'Baahubali'. This year couldn't have been more busier and exciting. </p>.<p class="Question">Can you tell us a bit about your upcoming Kannada releases?</p>.<p class="bodytext">'Raja Simha' is an out and out commercial film which is scheduled for release in February. I play an NRI girl in the project. It is like a Salman Khan movie and has all the 'masala' required for it to click. The team, actor Aniruddh and different elements made the film a fun one. It is important to be a part of commercial films as they are the flavour of the season. 'Dandupalya 3' is a Kannada-Telugu bilingual project and should hit the screens in the next few months. </p>.<p class="Question">How does it feel to be a part of multilingual projects?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I have always been a multilingual actor. I have had good luck ever since I worked with Prabhas. The good luck just continues to be as it is great to have the best of two worlds. </p>.<p class="Question">The shooting for 'Vasavadutta' should start in February. How excited are you?</p>.<p class="bodytext">It's a heroine-centric project where I play a mysterious queen. It is like the story of Cinderella. I love the project for this very reason. It is a project by Mahadevan. This project marks my re-entry in Malayalam films after 'Casanova'. I have been in Sandalwood for a while and I am looking for meaty roles.</p>.<p class="Question">Are the South Indian film industries different from each other?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I find it really tough to work in the Malayalam industry as the language can be really tough. Working there is like working in a school, things are very disciplined while in Sandalwood things are more relaxed. In Tollywood, things are more fun.</p>.<p class="Question">You play a warrior queen in the Telugu show 'Swarnakhatgam'. Tell us a bit about the show.</p>.<p class="bodytext">This project is a dream come true and should be on air from April. Every time I shoot a scene for the show, I can't believe that I am in the project.</p>.<p class="Question">How hard was it to shoot for the role?</p>.<p class="bodytext">I get to wear extremely royal outfits. It takes three-and-a-half hours just for the makeup. Doing varied scenes and delivering dialogues in such heavy outfits can be quite a task.</p>
