Playing a protagonist is always not hard but when it comes to playing a grey shaded role, it sometimes needs a lot of effort. When an actor with a positive image plays a negative role, it is certainly a gutsy decision from the actor to make sure the audiences accept him or her. Often, we listen to female actors playing negative shaded roles. Most of the time, the characters get repeated and stereotyped but here, we present five actors who did their best and stayed unique when compared to other actors, in portraying grey! Check it out and let us know your favorite actor.
Ramya Krishnan's character Neelambari from Rajinikanth's Narasimha is a big hit. It remains one of the best characters in the history of the South film industry. The way Ramya Krishna locked down herself is a meme material that is creating a buzz on social media currently.
When a section of directors is writing a similar kind of grey roles for female actors, then came the role of Raasi from Nijam. She played Malli in the film. Featuring Mahesh Babu in the lead role, director Teja presented her differently. Although Raasi regrets playing it, she completely enjoys the fame associated with the role. It is completely unique.
Sriya Reddy from Vishal's Pogaru is a bold role again. Breaking the stereotypes, Sriya Reddy came up with a role Eeswari that many felt awkward to even watch on the big screen, After playing soft roles, she changed her style and entertained one and all in a negative role.
Lakshmi Manchu too took up the gutsy decision of making her debut with an antagonist role. Not everyone does it. But, as Irendri, she presented a versatility through her character which still draws appreciation for her.
In the current times, it is
Anasuya Bharadwaj who made the noise again with her role as ACP Jaya Bharadwaj in the film Kshanam. As a good behaving cop, she presented her grey shade in style. She got a lot of compliments for the performance in the movie.
If at all there is any other actor who impressed you, drop on your thoughts in the comments section!
