Bollywood
Ananya Chatterjee has said that she needs to work even harder after winning India’s National Film Award.
The Bengali actress, who won the award for Abhoman, described it as the first step in her career.
"I think the National Award has created a benchmark for me. Now I need to live up to the expectations of my audience," Chatterjee told IANS.
Chatterjee also said she would be happy to work in Hindi films in the offers come and expressed a desire to work with all the renowned directors in Bollywood.
“The list includes Yash Chopra, Mani Ratnam, Dibakar Banerjee, Anurag Kashyap and many others. I want to work with all of them," she said.
The Bengali actress, who won the award for Abhoman, described it as the first step in her career.
"I think the National Award has created a benchmark for me. Now I need to live up to the expectations of my audience," Chatterjee told IANS.
Chatterjee also said she would be happy to work in Hindi films in the offers come and expressed a desire to work with all the renowned directors in Bollywood.
“The list includes Yash Chopra, Mani Ratnam, Dibakar Banerjee, Anurag Kashyap and many others. I want to work with all of them," she said.
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