- Tell us about yourself in three words.
Confident, passionate, unstoppable. - What inspired you to enter the Tollywood industry?
The magic of Bengali cinema inspired meI have always admired how Tollywood tells emotional, meaningful stories, and I want to become a part of that world with my own identity. - When did you first realise that modelling and acting were your passion?
I realised it when I started facing the camera and understood that I could express emotions not just through words, but through my eyes, expressions and personality. - Who is your biggest inspiration in the Bengali film industry?
I admire many talented personalities, but I am especially inspired by those who have created their own identity through hard work rather than depending only on opportunities. - Which Tollywood actress do you admire the most, and why?
I admire Lt.Suchitra Sen for her versatility, elegance and ability to balance glamour with powerful performancesShe has created a remarkable identity in Bengali cinema. - What makes you different from other aspiring models?
I don’t want to be just another face in front of the cameraI want to build a personality, tell stories through my work and create an identity that people remember. - What is your biggest strength in front of the camera?
My confidence and expressionsI believe the camera can capture your personality, not just your appearance. - How would you describe your personal style?
Elegant, versatile and comfortableI love experimenting with both traditional Bengali looks and modern fashion. - If you could choose your dream co-star, who would it be?
I would love to work with JitI admire his screen presence and his journey in Bengali cinema. - Which type of role would you love to play in a Tollywood film?
A character with depth—someone who looks strong from the outside but has an emotional journey that connects with the audience. - Would you choose a glamorous role or a challenging character role?
Definitely a challenging character roleGlamour can introduce you to the audience, but performance makes them remember you. - What kind of photoshoot is your dream photoshoot?
A concept-driven fashion shoot where there is a story behind every picture—something artistic, elegant and powerful. - How do you handle criticism about your appearance or performance?
I listen, learn and improveConstructive criticism helps me grow, while unnecessary negativity doesn’t define me. - What is one misconception people have about modelling?
People often think modelling is only about looking beautifulIn reality, it requires discipline, confidence, punctuality, fitness, expression and the ability to work professionally. - What is your biggest dream in the Tollywood industry?
My biggest dream is to establish myself as a recognised actress and model whose work speaks louder than her introduction. - If you got your first film offer tomorrow, what kind of story would you choose?
I would choose a strong story with an interesting female character—something where I can actually perform and show the audience what I am capable of. - Which director would you love to work with?
I would love to work with Srijit Mukherji because of the way he creates complex characters and meaningful stories. - Which Bengali film has influenced you the most?
There are many, but films that combine strong storytelling with memorable characters inspire me the mostBengali cinema has taught me that a good character can stay with the audience forever. - How do you prepare yourself before facing the camera?
I focus on my expressions, posture and body languageMost importantly, I try to understand the mood and concept of the shoot before the camera starts rolling. - What is one thing you want the audience to remember about you?
I want them to remember me as someone who started with a dream and built her identity through confidence, hard work and determination. - If you weren’t a model, what would you be?
I would still choose a profession where I could express myself creatively and interact with people. - What does beauty mean to you?
Beauty is confidence, kindness and individualityLooking good is temporary, but having a beautiful personality creates a lasting impression. - How important is confidence in modelling?
Extremely importantTalent may get you noticed, but confidence helps you own the moment in front of the camera. - What is one challenge you have faced while pursuing your dream?
The biggest challenge is dealing with uncertainty and people who make promises but don’t always keep themI have learned to focus on genuine opportunities and let my work speak for me. - Where do you see yourself five years from now?
I see myself working in Bengali cinema, fashion and digital entertainment, with strong projects and a recognisable identity of my own. - What message would you like to give to young girls who dream of becoming models or actresses?
Believe in yourself, but also prepare yourselfDon’t depend only on someone’s promiseLearn, work hard, build your skills and choose genuine opportunitiesMost importantly, never compromise your self-respect for a chance.
RAPID FIRE
- Saree or western outfit?
Saree—with a modern twist. - Photoshoot or film set?
Film set! - Romantic role or action role?
Action roleI would love to surprise the audience. - Complete the sentence: “My Tollywood dream begins with…”
“…one opportunity, endless hard work, and the courage to create my own identity.”
