Actress Samyuktha who has tasted big success with her latest film Virupaksha has got a major opportunity according to the reports. Samyuktha, the 27-year-old Malayalam actress made her debut in the 2016 Malayalam film ‘Popcorn’, is now one of the most sought after actresses in the Tollywood and Southern industries. Following her recent successes, Tollywood producers are ready to flood the actress with female characters in their upcoming films.
Samyuktha made her debut with Power star Pawan Kalyan’s Bheemla Nayak, in which she was paired opposite Rana Daggubati. With the film’s success and the actress’s performance, she got roped in to play the female lead character in Nandamuri Kalyan Ram’s massive blockbuster Bimbisara which was also a blockbuster. Then came Dhanush’ Vaathi/Sir, the bilingual film which became a massive hit. Her latest film with Sai Dharam Tej Virupaksha has not only become a blockbuster, but it has also brought appreciation for her performance.
So right from her debut she has a remarkable track record and with Virupaksha she also proved her prowess as an actress. Now, if the inside reports are to be believed, she has grabbed a major opportunity in a big project. We know that Trivikram was the writer for Bheemla Nayak, Samyuktha’s debut, and he was also one of the producers for SIR. Now it is being said that he has given her the role of female lead in his next film.
Icon Star Allu Arjun and Wizard of Words Trivikram are joining hands for a new film and the movie is expected to start shooting next year beginning and Samyuktha is said to be playing the lead actress role in the movie. This is a really big opportunity for her, and she can bag roles in many big films after this movie.
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