Key Points
Computer engineer turned actor Samaira Sandhu believes that working in the regional and musical industry has provided her with better opportunities and helped her progress in her career..
She emphasizes the importance of staying relevant in any industry, whether it be Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi, or music..
Sandhu also credits her education for her success and mentions her upcoming projects, including a Hindi film and songs in both Hindi and Punjabi..
You can stay relevant while working in any industry be it Tamil, Telugu, Punjabi or even music for that matter, says the Dhayam (2017) actor on her recent visit to Lucknow..
Last seen in a short film Aliya (2022) opposite Neel Bhattacharya, Sandhu says, I shot for my first Hindi film, Bharateeyans in 2021, in the North-East, which will eventually release soon..
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