Tamannaah within the sequence Aakhri Sach. (Courtesy: Tamannaah)

New Delhi:

Tamannaah Bhatia has written a particular be aware for her character within the not too long ago launched internet sequence Aakhri Sach. She performs the position of Inspector Anya Swaroop within the present, directed by Robbie Grewal. Talking about her position, the actress mentioned, “Anya is an extremely special role for me. Playing a cop in a gripping narrative like Aakhri Sach was a challenge for sure… but one I welcomed with open arms. My attempt was to channel every emotion into this character and do complete justice to it. Hope you guys like Anya.” 

Tamannaah Bhatia has additionally shared a montage reminiscing some “wonderful memories” of her 18-year-long journey within the movie trade. The montage consisted of snippets from her initiatives together with Baahubali, Jee Karda, Lust Stories, Jailer, and Aakhri Sach amongst others. FYI: Tamannaah accomplished 18 years within the leisure trade in March. Talking about her love for performing, she mentioned, “From teen dreams to adult realisations…. from a damsel in distress and the girl next door to a badass bouncer and now a fearless investigator… what a ride it’s been! 18 years on this journey to eternity with my first true love… acting.” 

“Meanwhile, I had some time to reminisce these wonderful memories and wanted to share it with you all… the ones who supported me the most on this dream ride. Thank you and I love you all,” Tamannaah Bhatia signed off. 

Replying to the submit, actress Kajal Aggarwal mentioned, “18 years! Bigggg congratulations darling Tammy! Here’s to a lifetime of romance with your true love, ahead! Can’t wait to witness your magic as inspector Anya #AkhriSach.”

Tamannaah Bhatia made her debut in 2005 with the Bollywood movie Chand Sa Roshan Chehra. However, Tamannaah went on to work predominantly in South Indian cinema. 

Some of Tamannaah Bhatia’s prime works embody Kalloori, Paiyaa, Oosaravelli, Baahubali: The Beginning, Dharma Durai, Oopiri, and Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy.