Thalaivi: Kangana Ranaut receives special gift from dance teacher

On the festive occassion of Vijayadashmi, Kangana Ranaut received a beautiful gift from her dance choreographer Gayathri Raguramm. What you may wonder? It was a stunning pair of ghoongroos. The Queen actress was ed during the Vijayadashmi Pooja, a festival considered very auspicious for dancers. Kangana was overwhelmed receiving the same from her dance teacher who is currently training her for a grand dance sequence for her upcoming film Thailaivi. Look at the pictures -

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Kangana Ranaut's extensive prep for 'Thalaivi' impresses the internet

Kangana has been taking Bharatnatyam practice sessions for sometime now. Take a look -

Jayalalithaa biopic

The film titled Jaya in Hindi and Thalaivi in Tamil narrates the life of the legendary actor turned politician, whose cadre revered her as their Amma (mother). The Kangana Ranaut starrer will be directed by Devi filmmaker AL Vijay and has been scripted by K.V. Vijayendra Prasad who has previously written critically acclaimed ventures like Baahubali and Manikarnika. Writer Rajat Arora who has penned films like The Dirty Picture and Once Upon a Time in Mumbai has also contributed to the script of Jayalalithaa biopic. The project will be jointly produced by Vishnu Vardhan Induri and Shaailesh R Singh.

Kangana Ranaut to perform a grand retro number in Jayalalithaa biopic

Kangana Ranaut made the announcement of the making of the film on the occasion of her 32nd birthday. In an official statement, Ranaut stated that she has begun prepping for her role and that she will learn Tamil in order to understand the character better. Moreover, reports suggest that with the film in her kitty, Kangana Ranaut has become India’s highest-paid female actor beating several A-list male stars. As per media reports, Kangana Ranaut is being paid a whopping amount of Rs 24 crore for the film which will be released in both Hindi and Tamil.

This is how Kangana Ranaut looked like in 1998