Rashmi or Anasuya - Who Stood Best?

Rashmi Gautham and Anasuya Bharadwaj, these names need no fresh introductions because they are the oxygen suppliers for super hit ‘Jabardast’ comedy show which became so familiar and a household name in Telugu states entrapping high TRPs. It’s a coincidental event to see both these hot, glamour oozing babes making a precise entry into big screen world. 

Though Anasuya appeared on silver screen for the first time with a small character in ‘Soggade Chinni Nayana,’ the functional role of a psychic cop in ‘Kshanam’ should be actually regarded as her first upright outing. On the other side, Rashmi Gautham might have acted in couple of films before but the way she spiced up ‘Guntur Talkies’ should be acknowledged as her first breakthrough.

Critics, media and common audience are found discussing on who stood the best of two? Anasuya got inadequate screen space with insubstantial dialogues despite placed in a very pivotal character for ‘Kshanam.’ In fact, her presence becomes so crucial in pre climax and climax but it was more of director Ravikanth Perepu, Adivi Sesh’s technique of closing the film floated on top rather than Anasuya who did not register much. In contrast to this, Rashmi’s bold and stimulating character of Suvarna in ‘Guntur Talkies’ went so close to youth hearts. Rashmi’s long wait to orchestrate her oomph in a role of her choose is finally fulfilled as Suvarna teased frontbenchers even with weak substance in characterization. She has become queen of young hearts and omnipresent in their wildest fantasies. This discussion might gain more gravity in the context of Anasuya, Rashmi developing egoes which were frequently made fun in the show by judges and participants. 

If procuring an identity is the basic purpose drives a female artist’s destiny in glamour industry, red hot Rashmi nailed it mercilessly outreaching those undernourished credits achieved by Anasuya. No secrets in this cinema field, everyone knows what sells here?