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Thank god for Ayan

Being a newcomer in the industry can be daunting

Updated At : 05:49 AM Oct 15, 2015 IST

Ridhima Sud

Being a newcomer in the industry can be daunting. Ridhima Sud, who made her debut with Zoya Akhtar’s Dil Dhadakne Do, hardly knows anyone in the industry and at an industry party last week she was a bit lost until she saw Ayan Mukherjee.

Ridhima reached the party early and was about to leave when Ayan entered. She was glad to see him and the duo was seen catching up for a bit. Ridhima made a quite exit before the Cinderella hour.

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