Shreya Chaudhry reveals her mentor...In awe of Naseer

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Updated At : 12:09 PM Oct 28, 2020 IST

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Shreya Chaudhry wooed the audience with her outstanding act in Bandish Bandits. Talking about Naseeruddin Shah, Shreya says, “Naseeruddin sir is a legend, and I am grateful that I had an opportunity to watch him create magic on screen. It’s definitely an unforgettable memory and I’ll cherish it forever. While we were shooting for Bandish Bandits, I got a chance to observe and hopefully learn a thing or two. I feel very lucky that I got to interact with him, discuss movies and acting and had an opportunity of a lifetime to do a workshop with him. He’s not just one of the country’s best actors but one of the nicest and warmest people I have met.”

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