Akanksha Shandil

Akanksha Shandil’s film journey? Oh, it’s all over the map—in the best way possible. Let’s start with Blindsided (2025). This one’s a wild ride, no joke. The story shoves you right into a world where nothing is as it seems. You’ve got characters second-guessing every move, trust is rare, and betrayal practically oozes from the walls. Akanksha’s character? She’s sharp, unpredictable, maybe a little dangerous, and you never quite know where her loyalties lie. The tension’s thick enough to cut with a butter knife, and just when you think you’ve got it all figured out—boom, plot twist. Then there’s Still Waters Go Deep (2022). Don’t let that calm title fool you. It dives into the minds of folks hiding way more than they’re letting on. Akanksha plays someone with secrets stacked up like Jenga blocks, and you spend the whole movie waiting to see which one will make everything come crashing down. It’s moody, introspective—kinda sticks with you long after the credits roll. Now, Kutte Fail (2021) is a totally different beast. It’s grittier, funnier, and not afraid to poke fun at the chaos of everyday life. There’s a weird kind of beauty in the way the story finds humor in disaster. Akanksha’s role? She owns her scenes, bouncing between comedy and drama like she was born for it. Each of these movies shows a different side of her, and honestly, it’s hard not to be impressed by the range.