Riya Bajaj loves photography

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Updated At : 03:37 PM Dec 27, 2021 IST

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Riya Bajaj, who started her journey in the industry as a child artiste, loves photography, so much so that she is now taking it up as a career option. Says Riya Bajaj, “My acting journey started when I was two-and-a-half years old. Acting was fun. As kids we didn’t even know that we were acting. But then I realised my passion for photography. My sister Sheena Bajaj encouraged me. I definitely had more interest in doing something behind the scenes. I enjoyed editing, shooting, and making advertisement campaigns.”

Riya adds, “I feel girls should come forward and follow their dreams. I have got the support of my family and have never faced any discouragement. On the acting front, I would like to do music videos and short films, as they require less time. I want to manage acting and photography both.”

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