VOTE For Ananya’s Best Performance

Already
a
familiar
face
in
the
circles
forming
a
desi

Charlies
Angels

troika
with
childhood
besties
and
fellow
star
kids
Suhana
Khan
and
Shanaya
Kapoor,
Ananya
Pandey’s
entry
in
Bollywood
was
a
foregone
conclusion.

But
it
was
only
when
actor
Chunky
Pandey
and
his
model
wife
Bhavana’s
elder
daughter
was
formally
launched
by
Karan
Johar’s
Dharma
Production
in

Student
Of
The
Year
2
,
Ananya’s
privilege
would
make
its
presence
felt
for
better
and
worse.

Moving
forward
with
the
tag
of
‘nepo
baby’
while
trying
to
prove
your
worth
to
a
world
eager
to
pull
you
down
for
having
things
offered
on
a
platter
can
be
tough
and
Ananya’s
foot-in-the-mouth
syndrome
didn’t
really
help
her
cause.
Only
turns
out
she’s
more
thick-skinned
than
she
gets
credit
for
and
let
her
goof-ups
be
her
grounding
exercise.

It
took
a
while
but
even
her
worst
critics
have
come
around
to
acknowledging
her
talent.

So
far,
her
appeal’s
limited
to
OTT
but
with

Kesari
2
,
the
26
year
old
charms
the
big
screen
as
well.


Sukanya
Verma

ranks
Ananya’s
performances
in
ascending
order,
and
asks
you
to
vote!


10.

Liger

More
than
the
contact
sport
actually,

Liger

is
interested
in
showing
Ananya
in
an
imbecilic
light.

Whatever
good
she
accomplished
in

Gehraiyaan

is
undone
as
Tania,
a
social
media-obsessed
airhead,
luring
the
hero
by
flaunting
her
figure
and
fluttering
her
eyelashes.



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review
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performance?
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9. Dream
Girl
2

‘Lawyer
girlfriend
aka

Papa
Ki
Pari

aka
romantic
sidekick
with
zero
say
or
sense.’

Ananya’s
role
is
so
inconsequential
in

Dream
Girl’
s
crummy
sequel,
the
review
doesn’t
even
bother
giving
it
any
mention.

OG
leading
lady
Nushrratt
Bharuccha
need
not
sulk
about
sitting
this
one
out.



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8.

Khaali
Peeli

Ishaan
and
Ananya,
bless
their
enthusiasm,
have
a
ball
play-acting.

The
latter
sounds
like
a
parrot
rattling
off
trashy
street
talk
by
memorising

Rangeela
.



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rest
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review
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7.

Student
of
the
Year
2

Newcomer
Ananya
Panday
has
a
zappy
energy,
although
she
looks
like
she’s
stepped
straight
out
of
la
la
land.

Her
Hindi
sounds
like
it
was
lying
on
the
shelf
all
these
years
and
gathering
dust.

But
at
least
her
ineptitude
is
worth
noting.



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6.

Kesari
Chapter
2

Despite
her
best
intentions
and
wide-eyed
idealism,
Ananya’s
lady
lawyer
is
reduced
to
a
glossy
side-kick
looking
for
breakthroughs
in
heritage
buildings
and
dusty
files.



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5.

Pati
Patni
Aur
Woh

Ananya’s
smarts
and
easygoingness
in
a
role
that
has
a
history
of
being
buried
under
the
weight
of
gullibility
make
for
a
nice
change
of
pace.



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4.

Gehrayiyaan

Ananya’s
fragility
hits
hard
when
she
starts
sensing
the
rot
in
her
relationship.



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3.

Call
Me
Bae

A
delightful
ditz
in
designer
dreams
calling
the
ullu
her
spirit
animal
and
goofing
up
on
the
teleprompter
by
spelling
XI
Jinping
as
Eleven
Jinping,
making
cute
faces
at
a
roomie
expecting
her
to
clean
the
mess,
putting
a
cad
in
his
place
by
reverse
shaming,
rolling
eyes
at
every
‘wokeness

ki
dukaan
‘,
Ananya
is
quite
a
riot
as
Bae.



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2.

Kho
Gaye
Hum
Kahan

Ananya’s
flawless
portrayal
of
an
anxious
woman
in
her
20s
alternates
between
moving
and
self-effacing
at
such
a
stunning
pace,
it’s
high
time
the
girl
got
her
due.



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1.
CTRL

Poster
Girl
of
Gen
Z
world
and
woes,
Ananya
bares
her
vulnerability
before
the
camera
from
all
possible
angles,
never
once
conscious
of
the
unflattering
closeups,
in
a
performance
that
looks
her
back
in
the
face
while
curled
up
in
a
corner.

She’s
done
proving.
It’s
time
to
take
the
acting
adventure,
heads
on,
girl.



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