Sheena Chohan On Her Role In Lilith, Collaborations With Mammootty, And More

You've recently returned to India after shooting in America for two months. How does it feel to be back, and what was the experience like working in the U.S.?

Answer 1:

Returning to India after my U.S. shoot feels rejuvenating. The experience was transformative, working with a global team broadened my perspective and intensified my dedication to the craft.

Question 4:

Amar Prem launched in the official India section at the Cannes Film Festival. How did it feel to have your work recognized on such a prestigious platform?

Answer 4:

Having Amar Prem recognized at Cannes was a profound honor. It affirmed my commitment to creating meaningful characters and showcased my dedication to storytelling on a global stage.

Question 5:

From playing Avali Bai in Sant Tukaram to Lilith, you've portrayed a wide range of characters. How do you switch between such diverse roles, and what challenges do you face?

Answer 5:

Switching between diverse roles like Avali Bai and Lilith is a thrilling challenge. It demands adaptability and a deep understanding of each character's essence, allowing me to deliver authentic and compelling performances.

Question 6:

The new series you're working on uses extensive Green Screen Technology. How was the experience of acting in such a tech-heavy environment?

Answer 6:

Acting with Green Screen Technology was a unique experience. It pushed me to innovate and adapt, embracing the blank canvas approach to bring the director's vision to life in a tech-driven environment.

Question 7:

You've worked with renowned personalities like Mammootty, Madhuri Dixit, and Kajol. How have these collaborations influenced your career and acting style?

Answer 7:

Collaborating with legends like Mammootty, Madhuri Dixit, and Kajol has been inspirational. Their craft has influenced my approach, emphasizing versatility and deepening my commitment to portraying nuanced characters.

Question 3:

Your Hollywood film Nomad equaled the Guinness World Record for the film shot in the most countries. What was it like being part of such a unique project?

Answer 3:

Being part of Nomad was exhilarating. The Filming was done in 26 countries and a testament to the film's ambition and creativity. My role of that of a traveller in the film and I enjoyed working with director Taron Lexton the most as he allowed me to create freely, adding to my growth as an international actress.

The Role of Humanitarian Work

Question 8:

As the South Asia Ambassador for human rights and a recipient of the Human Rights Hero Award and the President's Award in the US, how do you balance your acting career with your humanitarian work?

Answer 8:

Balancing my acting career with humanitarian work is vital. My passion for human rights drives me to use my platform to advocate for basic rights and equality, reflecting my dedication to making a positive impact through both acting and activism. Empathy is what I strive for, both in the creation of my characters in my craft as an actor and in my humanitarian work. I believe Art is life so each one fuels and gives passion to the other.

The Journey of Preparation

Question 2:

Congratulations on your role as Lilith in the new mythological series thriller. Can you share more about your preparation process for playing such a complex character?

Answer 2:

Preparing for Lilith involved immersing myself in the character's mythology and psyche, allowing me to be a blank canvas for the director's vision and fully embody this complex role.