Thalaivi: Kangana's New Look From The Biopic Out On Jayalalithaa's Birth Anniversary

Rangoli Chandel took to Twitter and shared Kangana Ranaut's second look in which the national award-winning actor is seen in her Amma avatar, sans prosthetics.

New Delhi: On the occasion of Jayalalithaa's birth Anniversary, Rangoli Chandel, the sister of Bollywood star Kangana Ranaut, on Monday shared another intriguing look of the movie's leading lady as the former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister from her upcoming biopic 'Thalaivi'. Rangoli took to Twitter and shared Kangana's second look in which the national award-winning actor is seen in her Amma avatar, sans prosthetics. Dressed in a plain white saree with black and red stripes, her hair tied up in a bun, while she sports a round red bindi on her forehead and matching earrings. However, in the first poster look, the actor was seen in prosthetics. The post reads, "Kangana in and as #Thalaivi ... without any prosthetics or any special effects, Kangana looks like Jaya Amma, shocking, determination can make anything happen #Thalaivi." Take a look at her post below:

Kangana in and as #Thalaivi ... without any prosthetics or any special effets Kangana looks like Jaya Amma, shocking, determination can make anything happen #Thalaivi pic.twitter.com/Dtm8wu5fwH

— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) February 24, 2020

Rangoli also paid tribute to Jayalalithaa by sharing the picture of Jayalalithaa on Twitter and wrote, "Today is Jaya Amma's birth anniversary. Remembering #Thalaivi the revolutionary leader."

Today is Jaya Amma’s birth anniversary. Remembering #Thalaivi the revolutionary leader ❤❤❤ pic.twitter.com/GzMjYvmck9

— Rangoli Chandel (@Rangoli_A) February 24, 2020

Earlier, the makers had shared the first look of Kangana as actor-turned-politician J Jayalalithaa where Kangana Ranaut looked unrecognisable in the makeup of stalwart politician Jayalalithaa and is seen posing like the former Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu. Speaking on essaying the role of the former Chief Minister, Kangana said, "After Manikarnika, this is my second biopic, and I am honoured to portray such a strong lady. Her personality was very different from anything I have portrayed earlier. It's very gratifying to play someone who was so determined, persevered but had a silent strength which distinguished her from everyone else." Sharing his insights into directing the multi-lingual film, being made in Hindi, Tamil & Telugu, AL Vijay said, "The film depicts the early years and struggles she faced both as an actor and as a politician." "The film will be an unvarnished depiction of Late Jayalalitha's life. Her life was a mix of glamour, love, heartbreak, struggle and success. Our focus is to make it as real as possible, without trying to glorify her, but show the human side of the person she was," he said. Vijay stated that the leading lady Kangana has brought a fierce quality to her muse who was a firebrand. "Kangana's dedication towards playing the character shows in the fact that she gained weight to stay true to the stage of her life that she is portraying. Her attention to details, her makeup and costumes will make it a visual treat for the audience, they will feel like they are watching Jayalalitha herself on screen," he added. 'Thalaivi' has been written by 'Baahubali' and 'Manikarnika' writer KV Vijayendra Prasad and 'The Dirty Picture' and 'Once Upon a Time in Mumbai' writer Rajat Arora. The movie is set to hit theatres on June 26, 2020.