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Tollywood's new heroine is Anu Emmanuel

  • IndiaGlitz, [Wednesday,February 03 2016]

Anu Emmanuel, a Malayali actress, is all set to strike gold in Tollywood. Based in US, she is currently doing Action Hero Biju opposite Nivin Pauly in Malayalam.

The news is that AM Jyothi Krishna has roped in this fledgling actress for a bold role in the Gopichand's Oxygem. Produced by AM Ratnam, the film has Raashi Khanna playing the female lead. So, it's a return of the Jil pair. Yuvan Shankar Raja is composing the music for this action thriller

Jyothi Krishna, who debuted with a BO flop way back in 2003, is trying his luck with this film. As for Anu, the damsel must surely be looking forward to a Telugu debut quite early in her career.

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