Renee Sen Says That 'It Is The Biggest Privilege To Be Sushmita Sen's Daughter'

It is all known that Sushmita Sen's elder daughter Renee Sen is making her debut with the short film 'Suttabaazi'. This Kabeer Khurana directorial shows off the life of a teenage girl who gets stuck between her parents in the lockdown period. How will the care-free attitude of a teenage girl affect the 'Ladaai' parents' will form the crux of the short film. Renee spoke to media and doled out many things about the movie and also how she is lucky and privileged to be the daughter of ace Bollywood actress Sushmita Sen…

Opening up on how Suttabaazi movie happened, Renee doled out, "Acting was always my plan but 'Suttabaazi' happened suddenly. I started preparing to become an actor during the lockdown. I wanted to use that time because I was aware that if suddenly things start booming, I won't get this time again."

Renee Sen spoke about the film chance and how she got it through her old friend and filmmaker Kabeer Khurana, "Kabeer, who has directed this, is my school friend. We got in touch and we chatted like friends who were catching up, I did tell him about my plans of becoming an actor. I was not saying this to him to get a script out of him. After that he sent me his script, I still thought that he wants my opinion on it. He then told me he wants me to audition for it, I was shocked! I asked him if he was sure if he wants me for the role because I have never acted. I asked Mom and told me I should do it if this is what I want to do."

Speaking about her character in 'Suttabazzi' movie, Renee Sen doled out, "Youngsters will relate to this because a lot of them are influenced by social media. At our age, we are so naive that we think social media is the be-all of our lives and that is not true. My character in the film lets social media affects her, I don't. I take breaks from social media when I want to."

Finally, she spoke on being the daughter of ace actress Sushmita Sen and opened up on how she got into movies… "I am aware of how privileged I am. I know there are lakhs of people coming to Mumbai to become actors. I don't want to boast but being her daughter has been the biggest privilege. So, the biggest disservice I will do if I am dishonest to my work. My mother always says that you must be deserving, and you cannot just take someone's place because you are my daughter, if you don't earn it then don't be in it. I am very lucky, and I have to earn being here every day".