Anjini Dhawan may have made her debut with Binny and Family, but with Sikandar, she’s stepping into an entirely different world—one that’s bigger, bolder, and far more intense. Transitioning from a feel-good family drama to a high-energy spectacle, Anjini knew she had to bring something new to the table. But instead of following a set training regimen, she chose to refine her craft in a way that kept her sharp and adaptable.

“Nothing specific, but I’ve been regularly workshopping with my acting coaches to fine-tune my skills and stay sharp,” she reveals. “Every role requires a different approach, so I love to stay prepared and flexible.”

For her, acting isn’t about memorizing lines or sticking to one method—it’s about understanding the heartbeat of each character and molding herself to fit the story’s rhythm. Sikandar demanded just that—spontaneity, presence, and the ability to hold her own in a film that’s grand in every sense.

This philosophy of constant learning sets her apart. Whether it’s an intense scene or a larger-than-life cinematic moment, Anjini believes in walking onto set prepared for anything. And as she takes on Sikandar, she’s proving that she isn’t just another debutante—she’s an actor who’s ready to grow, evolve, and own the screen.