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"I believe that hard work always pays": Sanjitha
By Moviebuzz
Sanjitha, the bubbly Bollywood beauty is making her debut in "Shubham" a Kannada film. This confident young girl is all excited about her entry into South Indian film industry. Sanjitha has done 'Baghban' a Hindi film and she spoke to Sify.com on the sets of 'Shubam' at Kanteerava studios.
How did enter films?
I am running a dance school in Mumbai. I have many reputed clients in which kids of Chopras, Hundujas are my students. I was noticed by Mr Ravi Chopra for the film 'Bagbhan' where I played the daughter-in-law of Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini.
Tell us about your dance school
There are 78 students and they are taught the nuances of filmi dance. I have taken training in Bharatanatyam and western dance is of course my cup of tea. I mix both and teach the students so that they carve a future in cinema.
What is your background?
I hail from Gujarath. But my parents are settled down in Mumbai. My father is a businessman and mother is a housewife. I have a brother.
Did you ever dream of becoming an actress?
I had no aspirations to become an actress. Everything that happened in my life was not planned and I am a person who is practical. I believe that hard work always pays and that's exactly what I am doing right now.
Have you given dance programs?
Yes. My first dance program was for a get together of reputed Hindujas family.
How was your experience in 'Bagbhan'?
Fantastic and Amitabh Bachchan is a down to earth, simple person. My fear to act with him was put to ease in no time and I believe that it was a life time opportunity.
Coming to Kannada film 'Shubam' what is your role?
This is not a routine film. This is different as from a bubbly girl I transform to a responsible person. There is a lot of scope for performance. The film is directed by Ravi R.Garani and he has decided to give two narrations – one for classes and the other for masses, which is something innovative.
After 'Bhagbhan' why you suddenly came down to south?
From the beginning I love South Indian films. In fact my future I want to make it here besides running the dance school in Mumbai. I have already accepted another Tamil film for producer A.M.Rathnam. It is for 'Surya Banner'. Ravi Krishna, his son and the hero of '7-G Rainbow colony' is my hero.
What is success according to you?
Success just happens. I always give my best for any kind of film. But it is for the people to decide and give their opinion.
By Moviebuzz
Sanjitha, the bubbly Bollywood beauty is making her debut in "Shubham" a Kannada film. This confident young girl is all excited about her entry into South Indian film industry. Sanjitha has done 'Baghban' a Hindi film and she spoke to Sify.com on the sets of 'Shubam' at Kanteerava studios.
How did enter films?
I am running a dance school in Mumbai. I have many reputed clients in which kids of Chopras, Hundujas are my students. I was noticed by Mr Ravi Chopra for the film 'Bagbhan' where I played the daughter-in-law of Amitabh Bachchan and Hema Malini.
Tell us about your dance school
There are 78 students and they are taught the nuances of filmi dance. I have taken training in Bharatanatyam and western dance is of course my cup of tea. I mix both and teach the students so that they carve a future in cinema.
What is your background?
I hail from Gujarath. But my parents are settled down in Mumbai. My father is a businessman and mother is a housewife. I have a brother.
Did you ever dream of becoming an actress?
I had no aspirations to become an actress. Everything that happened in my life was not planned and I am a person who is practical. I believe that hard work always pays and that's exactly what I am doing right now.
Have you given dance programs?
Yes. My first dance program was for a get together of reputed Hindujas family.
How was your experience in 'Bagbhan'?
Fantastic and Amitabh Bachchan is a down to earth, simple person. My fear to act with him was put to ease in no time and I believe that it was a life time opportunity.
Coming to Kannada film 'Shubam' what is your role?
This is not a routine film. This is different as from a bubbly girl I transform to a responsible person. There is a lot of scope for performance. The film is directed by Ravi R.Garani and he has decided to give two narrations – one for classes and the other for masses, which is something innovative.
After 'Bhagbhan' why you suddenly came down to south?
From the beginning I love South Indian films. In fact my future I want to make it here besides running the dance school in Mumbai. I have already accepted another Tamil film for producer A.M.Rathnam. It is for 'Surya Banner'. Ravi Krishna, his son and the hero of '7-G Rainbow colony' is my hero.
What is success according to you?
Success just happens. I always give my best for any kind of film. But it is for the people to decide and give their opinion.
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