COLORS’ latest drama, ‘Doree’ is winning hearts, and one of its most striking elements is Sreejita De’s power-packed performance as Rajnandini, the power-hungry daughter of the Thakurs. In the entertainment landscape where Indian television villains are defined by their signature looks, Sreejita has gone beyond the script, shaping Rajnandini’s persona with an unmistakable visual identity. Taking full creative control of her on-screen appearance, Sreejita has meticulously styled Rajnandini—not just through wardrobe choices but by incorporating her own jewellery pieces, ensuring every detail reflects hercharacter’s authority. From statement earrings to intricately designed neckpieces, each accessory symbolizes Rajnandini’s wealth, dominance, and carefully crafted mystique. Talking about her approach, Sreejita shares, “A great villain isn’t just about delivering sharp dialogues or scheming behind closed doors – it’s majorly about establishing their presence. Rajnandini had to be more than just manipulative—she had to command attention the moment she entered a room. I wanted her aura to be palpable, dominating the scene with her intensity. Right after reading the script, I knew Rajnandini needed a signature look, just like the most iconic female antagonists on Indian television. That’s when I decided to add a personal touch—styling her with some of my own jewellery to give her a distinct presence.”Currently, in Doree, Rajnandini is tightening her grip on the Thakur household, orchestrating every move to secure her power. But as secrets unravel and challenges rise, will her carefully built empire stand the
test of time?
