Tamannaah turns cop for Akhri Sach webseries. Tamannaah, the glamorous diva of the South, is set to showcase her versatility by donning the role of a police officer in her upcoming Hindi web series, "Akhri Sach." This marks a significant departure from her usual repertoire, as she ventures into the realm of crime investigation within a prominent family. A source reveals, "She hasn't portrayed a cop role in Tollywood before; this is likely her first time stepping into khaki attire."
Known for her preference for glamorous roles and being the love interest of big stars in Telugu cinema, Tamannaah has carved a niche for herself. Her recent appearance involved romancing Chiranjeevi in "Bholaa Shankar" and a sizzling dance number, "Kaavaalaa" in "Jailer." Her exceptional dancing skills have made her a sought-after actress for chartbuster songs in Telugu hits like "Jai Lava Kusa," "Speedunodu," and "Jaguar."
Tamannaah's ability to effortlessly transition between bubbly girl roles and captivating dance sequences has been pivotal in maintaining her high ratings in Tollywood. The source notes, "She is a phenomenal dancer and has delivered some of the best chartbusters, making her the go-to diva for special numbers in commercial movies."
Despite her success, Tamannaah's commitment to quality roles is evident in her film choices. Her inclusion in projects like "F2," where she showcased her comedic prowess, contributed to her stellar track record. The source adds, "She doesn't need to compromise on her pay scale, given her big hits and the diverse roles she has aced, including showcasing her flair for comedy."
Joining the league of leading ladies like Kajal Agarwal, who is set to play a cop in her upcoming film "Satyabhama," Tamannaah adds her name to the list of empowered divas like Vijayashanti, Roja, Priyamani, Anasuya, and Nandita Swetha, who have embraced the khaki uniform on screen. As she steps into this challenging role, fans eagerly await Tamannaah's portrayal of a police officer, anticipating another stellar performance from the versatile actress.