Known for her powerful performances in The Train opposite Mammootty, Ant Story on Netflix, and Sant Tukaram, Sheena Chohan has carved a unique path defined by depth, discipline, and purpose. As she gears up for her upcoming Pan-India release Jhatasya Maranam Dhruvam and her Hollywood debut Nomad, the actress reflects on her roots in theatre, her approach to transformation through roles, and her passion for spreading human rights education across the world.

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Q. Coming from a non-filmy family, what kept you going through the challenges of breaking into the industry?

The biggest challenge wasn’t just breaking in — it was discovering how to start. Coming from a non-filmy background, I had no roadmap, no godfather, only my belief that craft itself would be my guide. That’s when I

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