Anjali, known for her debut in Kollywood with "Kattradhu Thamizh" directed by Ram, rose to prominence with "Angaadi Theru," a pivotal moment in her career helmed by Vasantha Balan. Her journey continued with successful films like "Engayum Epodhum," "Mankatha " alongside Ajith, "Kalakalappu" directed by Sundar C, and "Iraivi" by Karthik Subbaraj.
Amidst her flourishing career, Anjali's personal life, particularly her relationship with actor Jai, gained attention. Rumors swirled about their impending marriage, but the relationship ended abruptly due to undisclosed reasons. Anjali's temporary hiatus from cinema due to weight gain was a turning point. However, her dedication to fitness transformed her into a glamorous actress. Presently, she's engaged in the lead role in Ram Charan's "Game Changer," directed by the esteemed Shankar, marking her active involvement in Tollywood.
Addressing recent marriage rumors in a Telugu media interview, Anjali expressed her frustration with false narratives, clarifying that media portrayals of her personal life have been misrepresented. She emphasised that the stories about her alleged marriage to a businessman settled in America were baseless and misleading. Anjali highlighted the autonomy she and her friends within the industry have in deciding their narratives, expressing her disappointment at being depicted erroneously solely because of her profession as an actress.