Anjori: Celebrating Success

Anjorie Alag is basking in the success of 1920. Incessant calls from well wishers keep her clued on the film's mass appeal. And Anjorie is making the most of her new found success. "The party is full on! My family and friends continue to congratulate me for my performance in the film. I continue to celebrate my film's success and invariably land up treating my near and dear ones in some five-star joint." Anjoire says that success is heady. "I am flying high at the moment. But that won't be for long. My family believes in keeping me grounded.

"Success is transient," they say." Anjorie now wants to focus on the film offers coming her way after 1920. "I want to pick and choose my films very carefully. I want to do films that will make an impact."

Anjori learns to play piano! It is art that makes life worthwhile

They say that usually life inspires art but for someone creative and talented like Anjorie it is art that makes life worthwhile. "Because while doing artistic things you get to learn so many new things that you would never have otherwise bothered to do it in real life," explains Anjorie.

Giving an example she says, "My character in 1920 plays the piano. I had never played a piano in real life before. Vikram was keen that I learn the art for authenticity. I learnt to play the tune used by a piano teacher. I thoroughly rehearsed it for ten days. And by the end of it I was hooked to playing the piano and wanted to pursue my learnings further. And thought the piano scene has been deleted from the film, it has found a permanent place in my life. Today I am
mastering the art of playing the piano in real life which I would never had otherwise had it not be used in the film."