Actress Ananya Panday who made her silver screen debut recently takes her work very seriously and shows utmost responsibility!
Ananya feels that one needs to be very careful while acting as even a small facial expression will get magnified and amplified on the camera, a testimony of how Ananya is highly focused with her work.
The petite actress feels, “The biggest change is people coming up to me to discuss work. Before the film, I was recognized as Chunkey Pandey’s daughter, but now it feels special because people know me for my film. I can’t say I have learnt a lot, as I am just one film old, but I have realised that one needs to be very careful while acting, as even a small facial expression will be amplified and magnified in the camera.”
Ever since her Bollywood debut, Ananya has been raking in immense love and appreciation from across quarters. The actress is currently one of the most sought after names for brands where she is already the face of the most iconic brands of all times. More so, she is known for her style and sartorial choices.
The stunning Ananya Panday, who has also emerged as the youth icon of the year, has also become one of the most followed actresses on Instagram as she recently crossed a following of 4 Million. The actress who debuted with ‘Student of the year 2’ has been enjoying a massive fan following even before her entry into the Bollywood, and after her debut, the following saw a massive growth.
The debutante also has made a trend impact on her followers after she launched her initiative ‘So Positive’ which stands against social media bullying. Her initiative So Positive intends at creating a safe platform for the people who have faced online harassment and been victims of faceless bullying which has gained major appreciation nationwide.
Ananya’s next project Pati Patni aur Woh alongside Kartik Aryan and Bhumi Pednekar is all slated to release in December 2019. Apart from that, the actress will also be seen in the recently announced film ‘Khaali Peeli’ alongside actor Ishaan Khatter.
