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As Kangana Ranaut?is gearing up for her upcoming biopic on the legendary superstar turned politician Jayalalithaa.. a newcomer is already labeled as the next Jayalalithaa by a veteran producer down south.? Who is she.. let?s find out?.

Remember Digangana Suryavanshi the cute and lovely television heartthrob that made the entertainer No.1 Govinda go crazy as the audience giggled in the comedy Fryday.

Digangana Suryavanshi is in big demand down south. The actress is bagging movies one after the another after the immense love showered by the fans for her first step in Tollywood with Telugu movie Hippi co starring Kartikeya Gummakonda and directed by T.N Krishna.

Following is the lineup of Digangana?s south projects - Telugu movie Valayam - a suspense thriller co starring Laksh Chadalavada to be helmed by Ramesh Kadumula. Another untitled Telugu movie starring Shiva which will be a love story, and her...

After making her debut in the south film industry with the Telugu movie "Hippi", actress Digangana Suryavanshi is now excited about her first Tamil film, "Dhanusu Raasi Neyargalae". She began shooting for the film here on Monday.

"It is my Tamil debut. I am excited. It was my first day today. It's been good. It is a different language. As an actor, you like to explore. It's a love story, something I like to do on the screen," Digangana told Ians.

Without sharing much about her character, the "Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera" actress said: "My role is that of a strong woman. It's not really one of those roles where you come and go. It is important and I am satisfied as an actor."The film, helmed by Sanjay Bharathi, was earlier offered to her "Jalebi" co-star Rhea Chakraborty.

Asked about replacing Rhea, Digangana said: "I didn't know who was considered in the past.

Actress Digangana Suryavanshi has made her debut in Telugu filmdom with T. N. Krishna's latest directorial "Hippi". While working on the film, she felt like she was starting from scratch because of the new language. But she never resorted to prompting as she doesn't like it.

The actress, who hails from Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, has featured in many TV shows like "Ek Veer Ki Ardaas...Veera", "Bigg Boss" and "Qubool Hai". Last year, she made a double debut in Bollywood with "FryDay" and "Jalebi".

But working on the Telugu language romantic comedy film was "very new" for her.

"I felt like I was starting from scratch just because of the language. As an actor, I cannot connect with the role if I don't get my lines right. But I am not a prompting person. I cannot take prompting. I feel like I am doing my job half-heartedly," Digangana told a publication?...