Niranjana Anoop now becomes very popular among Malayalees with her debut in Ranjith directorial Mohanlal film named Loham and her character Mythri is loved by everyone who saw the film. The flick has been going great with record collection at box office and going towards one of the biggest grossers of this year in Mollywood. Niranjana played the character named Mythri who is the daughter of the characters played by Vijaya Raghavan and Muthumani. In Niranjana’s opinion, Mythri was a bubbly as well as a sporty character unlike her real self.
Niranjana is the granddaughter of Mullassery Raju whose real life character influenced in the making of the character Mangalassery Neelakandan which was written by Ranjith and was made epic by Mohanlal. Her family is very close to Ranjith, Revathy and many others from the film field and she says that she is an ardent admirer of Mohanlal as well. Mohanlal has been her hero since her childhood and she says that it was her great luck that she had made her debut acting along with Mohanlal.
Niranjana is very passionate about acting and she conveys that it was not Ranjith who approached her with the character she played in Loham. But it was her pursuing and requesting made Ranjith to give Niranjana a role in the movies and it was finally fulfilled with the Loham project. She says if her character and her acting looked good on screen then all credits goes to Ranjith. She also says that both Ranjith and Mohanlal helped her a lot to be comfortable at the sets.
In fact she has started her next project playing the female lead of the upcoming film named Muthugow through which Suresh Gopi’s son Gokul Suresh is making his debut in the film industry. Gokul Suresh is the male lead in that film. Niranjana is now studying in 11th standard and her passions are cinema and dance. She is a classical dancer and had the luck to share stage with both Shobhana and Manju Warrier who are her family friends as well. Actress Revathy is also one of her relatives who was really the source of inspiration for Niranjana to come to the field of acting.
