Samir Soni uncovers the two faces of his 'Anamika' character

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Updated At : 02:06 PM Mar 16, 2022 IST

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Popular film and TV actor Samir Soni is seen playing the role of a business tycoon Sameer Oberoi in Sunny Leone-starrer Anamika. Directed by Vikram Bhatt, the eight-episode series also features Sonnalli Seygall, Rahul Dev, Shehzad Shaikh and Ayaz Khan in prominent roles.

Sameer Oberoi’s relationship with Anamika (Sunny Leone) in the web series has a lot of variation—from being madly in love with her and later being chased by Agent M a.k.a. Anamika.

Commenting on his role in Anamika, Samir says: “My character required me to draw a delicate balance between charming and being violent.Bringing out these extreme emotions in the same character is what attracted me to this role. I am really looking forward to the audience’s reaction to my character,” he adds.’Anamika’ streams on MX Player. — IANS

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