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Sanya Malhotra undeterred by flops
In the last three years, actress Sanya Malhotra got to ride the waves of success as well as taste failure. The ‘Dangal’ star says though box office collection is not in her hands, she would like to be a bankable actor.
In the last three years, actress Sanya Malhotra got to ride the waves of success as well as taste failure. The 'Dangal' star says though box office collection is not in her hands, she would like to be a bankable actor.
After her impressive debut in 2016 with Aamir Khan-starrer 'Dangal', she featured in filmmaker Vishal Bhardwaj's 'Pataakha', which didn't create a storm at the box office. She then acted in 'Badhaai Ho', which was one of the biggest films of 2018. This year didn't start on a great note for her as her film 'Photograph' failed to get imprinted on the minds of the audience.
Asked about the ups and downs in her career, Sanya told IANS in Mumbai: "I am really proud of all the films that I have done so far. I learnt something new about acting. I got to work with amazing people. "Box office collection is not in my hands, but I am grateful and happy for all those films. Now the audience has online platform, so a film never dies."
