Kritika Sachdeva is back

Kritika Sachdeva, who made her debut as a lead in the movie B.A. Pass 2, is back on screen after a break of three years. She will be seen in the movie Viraat, which is set to release on an...

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:52 PM May 31, 2021 IST

Kritika Sachdeva, who made her debut as a lead in the movie B.A. Pass 2, is back on screen after a break of three years. She will be seen in the movie Viraat, which is set to release on an OTT platform. Kritika hails from Chandigarh and her journey in the industry has been a roller-coaster ride. After B.A. Pass 2, which released in 2017, Kritika made a brief appearance in music video Viral in 2019. Now that she is set to be back, an excited Kritika says, “I am happy to be back with such a good project. It’s an amazing project and I am sure the audience will love it.”

Sharing details of her role, Kritika says, “I am playing a pivotal character in the film. My character’s name is Parkhi. Something happens and that changes Parkhi’s life drastically and to know more, you have to watch the film.”

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