‘Ramayana’: Kajal Aggarwal Shares Pictures Of Her Regal Look As Mandodari
Nitesh Tiwari’s “Ramayana” has been released worldwide and has made Rs 221 crore globally. After Rakul Preet Singh, actress Kajal Aggarwal took to her social media handle to share her pics as Mandodari. She is playing the role of Yash aka Raavan’s wife in the movie. Aggarwal has shared behind the scene pictures of her royal look for “Ramayana.” We can see that she is dressed in hues of red, pink and maroon. Given that the role is of the queen of Lanka, she is decked in gold from top to toe. There is also an elaborately designed crown on her head reminiscent of some of the elaborate head gears of South East Asian cultures.
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In her note Aggarwal shares, “Some films aren’t measured by the length of a role or the minutes spent on screen. They are measured by the magnitude of the story, the passion behind its making and the privilege of being associated with something so deeply rooted in our collective faith and divinity. From the bottom of my heart, thank you to everyone for showering this beautiful piece of our cultural heritage with so much love, and for embracing my little yet meaningful character with such warmth and affection.”
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Earlier, in an interview with Variety India, she shared that working on the sets of “Ramayana” was a different experience due to its technical superiority. She said this film would be a new experience for all Indians. Aggarwal said as an actor this film was something she had never experienced before.
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