28 February,2022 06:36 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Picture Courtesy: Official Instagram Account, Sanjana Sanghi
Sanjana Sanghi is currently in New York and having the time of her life. She just experienced her first ever snowfall and shared the video with fans. The actress wrote- "Just a 25 year old bunny's moment of disbelief and wonder at witnessing her lifeâs first ever snowfall. Thank you New York City."
For her second film, Sanjana Sanghi has chosen the heavy-duty actioner Om: The Battle Within. While co-star Aditya Roy Kapur is familiar with the genre, thanks to Malang (2020), it was new territory for Sanghi after the romantic drama, Dil Bechara (2020). "Adi and I prepped together for months. I have performed all my stunts on my own. We didn't have a reference point for the character of Kavya because no female character [in recent Hindi films] has done as much action," she says while talking to mid-day.
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Trying something new can be nerve-wracking as well as deeply satisfying. The actor acknowledges that the intense prep for Kapil Verma's directorial venture has made her confident of tackling action films in the future. "Playing a leading action girl so early on in my career is a surreal feeling. I had never seen myself in this light. [Ahead of the shoot], I did weapon training and hand-to-hand combat so that I could pull off the stunts. I was recently dubbing for the film, and it felt great to see the sequences."
The Ahmed Khan-backed movie, which went on floors in December 2020, is almost complete, save for a song. Collaborating with Kapur for the first time has been a learning experience. "Adi had pulled off action in Malang. I needed hand-holding because the genre of action requires a different skill set. He had to guide me through it."