Anjali Tatrari adorns a boss lady wardrobe for her character in Sony SAB’s 'Vanshaj'.jpg
Anjali Tatrari has received widespread acclaim for her role as Yuvika Mahajan in Sony SAB’s 'Vanshaj'. In her role, she challenged stereotypes by tackling the male-dominated inheritance practices, earning recognition for her engaging portrayal. After the show's one-year leap and her character Yuvika's shocking death, Anjali embarked on a new journey portraying Yukti Multani, Yuvika's doppelganger.
Transitioning from Yuvika's simple and reserved appearance, Anjali stepped into Yukti's shoes, embodying a completely new character with a bold and modern look. While the audience has seen Yuvika in a simple avatar, usually seen in Indian wear and sarees, Yukti’s style is a striking departure from Yuvika's, as she embraces a boss-woman aesthetic with a new choice of clothing and accessories. Sporting colored lenses and outfits ranging from chic blazers to elegant dresses, Yukti exudes confidence and authority through her power dressing. Her wardrobe reflects her assertive and empowered nature, featuring sleek and stylish ensembles that command attention. From her fashion choices to her mannerisms, Anjali breathes life into Yukti with a newfound confidence and flair.
Anjali Tatrari, who plays the character of Yuvika says,
“Playing Yukti is such a refreshing change and I was extremely excited about it. My new look as Yukti is completely different from Yuvika's. With Yuvika, it was all about minimal makeup and simple styling, but with Yukti, it's a whole new world. We're experimenting with bold eyeliners, diverse hairstyles, and trendy outfits. The variety is endless, and as an actor, it's incredibly exciting to explore these different looks. And on a lighter note, I have to say, the added bonus is that it's giving me so much content for my social media. From 'get ready with me' reels to showcasing different outfits and looks, I'm loving every bit of it. Yukti's swag and boss lady vibes are something I'm thoroughly enjoying portraying.”
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