<p>Priya Anand is arguably one of the most popular names in Tamil and Telugu cinema. She enjoys a strong fan following due to her sincere performances and impressive screen presence. Speaking exclusively to DH on International Women’s Day 2020, the <em>English Vinglish</em> actress says that a woman is synonymous with elegance and compassion.</p>.<p>“A woman is a multitasker who has solutions (to everyone’s problems). She’s also someone who is compassionate and graceful,” she says.</p>.<p>Priya, who is active in the four major South Indian film industries as well as Bollywood, had a fairly eventful 2019. She played a key role in Malayalam action-comedy <em>Kodathi Samaksham Balan Vakeel</em>, which received a decent response from the target audience. The star was also seen in the RJ Balaji starrer <em>LKG</em> that emerged as a sleeper hit. The 33-year-old ended the year with the much-hyped <em>Adithya Varma</em>, marking Dhruv Vikram’s big screen debut. The film, a remake of the Telugu blockbuster <em>Arjun Reddy</em>, clicked with a section of the audience but failed to recreate the magic of the original version.</p>.<p>With 2019 in the past, Priya is gearing up for the release of <em>Sumo</em>, featuring her alongside comedian Yogi Babu and Japanese Sumo wrestler Yoshinori Tashiro. She will also be seen in Shivarajkumar’s <em>RDX</em>, the third Kannada movie of her career, and a Telugu flick.</p>
<p>Priya Anand is arguably one of the most popular names in Tamil and Telugu cinema. She enjoys a strong fan following due to her sincere performances and impressive screen presence. Speaking exclusively to DH on International Women’s Day 2020, the <em>English Vinglish</em> actress says that a woman is synonymous with elegance and compassion.</p>.<p>“A woman is a multitasker who has solutions (to everyone’s problems). She’s also someone who is compassionate and graceful,” she says.</p>.<p>Priya, who is active in the four major South Indian film industries as well as Bollywood, had a fairly eventful 2019. She played a key role in Malayalam action-comedy <em>Kodathi Samaksham Balan Vakeel</em>, which received a decent response from the target audience. The star was also seen in the RJ Balaji starrer <em>LKG</em> that emerged as a sleeper hit. The 33-year-old ended the year with the much-hyped <em>Adithya Varma</em>, marking Dhruv Vikram’s big screen debut. The film, a remake of the Telugu blockbuster <em>Arjun Reddy</em>, clicked with a section of the audience but failed to recreate the magic of the original version.</p>.<p>With 2019 in the past, Priya is gearing up for the release of <em>Sumo</em>, featuring her alongside comedian Yogi Babu and Japanese Sumo wrestler Yoshinori Tashiro. She will also be seen in Shivarajkumar’s <em>RDX</em>, the third Kannada movie of her career, and a Telugu flick.</p>