Ayurveda Jeevana Vignanam – Sep Episodes

Ananya Panday’s entry into Telugu cinema with Liger didn’t go as planned. The film flopped, and her performance—marked by stiff expressions and minimal impact—drew more criticism than praise. Since her debut in 2019, Ananya has struggled to land a breakthrough role, and despite a few average outings, she hasn’t yet delivered a memorable performance. This lack of a standout moment in her career has often fueled the ongoing debates around nepotism in Bollywood.

But things may finally be turning around for her.

In Kesari Chapter 2, directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, Ananya takes on the role of Dilreet Gill against the intense historical backdrop of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre. The film stars Akshay Kumar and R. Madhavan in powerful lead roles and has received glowing reviews from critics and audiences alike. With nearly 10,000 tickets selling per hour on BookMyShow, the film’s momentum is hard to ignore.

What’s even more surprising is that Ananya’s performance is being widely appreciated. Sharing screen space with seasoned actors and still managing to make a mark is no small feat. Her portrayal brings a depth that many hadn’t seen from her before, and it could finally silence some of her critics. Industry insiders believe this could be the turning point in her career—a shift from the “nepo-kid” tag to being recognized as a capable performer.

Even with strong performances from actors like Regina Cassandra, who plays Akshay Kumar’s wife, Ananya holds her own and adds emotional weight to the narrative.

For Akshay Kumar, Kesari 2 is also a crucial win—after a string of underperformers, this film seems to be on track to become a super hit. While it may not rewrite box office history, its steady rise and positive reception signal a much-needed comeback. As for Ananya Panday, this could finally be her moment to shine.