Anggun, a Franco-Indonesian singer, plays the role of Amisha Hoth in the fourth season of the Prime Video series Reacher. Amisha Hoth is the mother of Lila Hoth, portrayed by Indonesian singer Agnez Mo. Both women are central to the plot and gradually come into conflict with Jack Reacher, played by Alan Ritchson. In the final episode, Amisha and Lila confront Reacher in an intense fight scene, using karambits, which are traditional Indonesian weapons shaped like small knives. The confrontation ends with Amisha's arrest. Anggun did not actively seek a role in a major American production, but she became familiar with Reacher when she watched it with her husband. Her manager later informed her that a team was interested in offering her a role in the fourth season. At first, she thought the offer was a joke, but she soon realized it was genuine. She traveled to Toronto to join the filming and portray Amisha Hoth, a strong antagonist. For Anggun, this experience was both a challenge and an opportunity to showcase a different side of her abilities. The production likely chose her due to her international fame and her Indonesian heritage, which aligned with the season’s storyline and characters. To prepare for the role, Anggun underwent rigorous physical training, working with Cyril Benzaquen, a world kickboxing champion, to get ready for the action scenes. She also learned combat techniques used by her character, including how to handle the karambit. She trained alongside Agnez Mo several times a week for several months with the stunt team. Anggun described the process as physically demanding, noting that she accumulated aches and bruises, and admitted she is not naturally sporty. She had to be convincing in the fight scenes against Alan Ritchson, which required both physical and acting skills. Anggun's role in Reacher is not a minor appearance; she is a full cast member of the fourth season, joining Alan Ritchson and Agnez Mo. For French audiences, her appearance is especially significant. Anggun has long been established in the music world, particularly through her famous song La neige au Sahara, and has continued a successful international career. Her role in Reacher allows viewers to see a different side of the artist. The contrast is striking: someone known for her music is now portrayed as a cold and formidable woman capable of standing her ground against Reacher, played by Alan Ritchson.