Eight Must-Watch Films featuring the Stellar Konkona Sen Sharma

As the sexually and emotionally repressed Shireen Aslam, who aspires to earn and support her selfish husband, Konkona was strength personified. Look out for her in the scene where she confronts the other woman, her husband has been cheating her with. Her eyes spoke volumes.

As Aisha Banerjee, the book-loving, no-nonsense writer, Koko was the calm to the reckless storms raging within Ranbirs character Sid. How she looked like a breath of fresh air though.

Luck By Chance was underrated on so many counts, it is not funny. Firstly, it was a spectacular debut by Zoya Akhtar as a director. Secondly, Konkona gave a winning performance as Sona Mishra, who refuses to compromise and lose ground for the sake of her dreams.

As the uptight Shruti who constantly faces heartbreaks, Konkona laid great emphasis on the demerits of being single and lonely in a bustling metropolitan city. She won the Filmfare Award for the Best Supporting Actress for the second time.

As the supportive Indu Tyagi who eventually slits her own husbands throat in Omkara, Konkona was ferocious. That teething look she bears in the climax can send chills down our spines, even today. The performance fetched her the Filmfare Award for the Best Supporting Actress.

As the schizophrenic Meethi, Koko displayed pain and strength in equal measure, seamlessly.

As Madhvi Sharma, a righteous journalist tasked with covering the lives of the rich and famous in Mumbais party circuit, Konkona proved that she is an actress to root for with Page 3, her first Hindi feature film. Page 3 went on to win three National Awards including Best Film.

Directed by her mother Aparna Sen, Mr. and Mrs. Iyer is a standing testament on Hindu-Muslim harmony. Konkona bagged the National Award for Best Actress for her winning portrayal of Meenakshi Iyer, a Tamil Brahmin, who is initially prejudiced towards her Muslim co-passenger, but eventually helps him from falling victim to communal hatred.

Konkona Sen Sharma is a film personality par excellence. Yes, we say film personality because the talented lady can act, produce and direct films that go on to become cult classics. She is the tour de force who can lure classes and masses alike. Without much ado, lets take a look at the following eight films that reaffirm her film sensibilities.