Sanya Malhotra is known for experimenting with her roles, she is pretty much interested in doing bold characters and proves her fantastic acting skills with each character. The actress is very excited about her upcoming releases Kathal and Jawaan. Apart from these, she also has an interesting lineup this year which includes Sam Bahadur with Vicky Kaushal and the Hindi remake of Malayalam film The Great Indian Kitchen.

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Recently, in an interview with a leading media agency, the actress revealed her character in Jawaan and how it was a dream come true project for her. She shared her excitement about Atlee's directorial with SRK, Vijay Sethupathi, and Nayanthara, Sanya shared,'I am excited because I can finally talk about it. Before this, I would give some really weird answers every time I was asked whether I am in Jawan or not. I always hoped to work with SRK one day, so it is a dream come true. I cannot wait to see myself around himhellip it is a dream role, a dream film. Just to be around him makes me happy.'

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Sanya also talked about how she accepted Kathal after listening to the film's one-line pitch after the love she got for her film Pagglait which was made by the same makers as Kathal. The actress opened up and said,'This film has comedy, drama, romance and it has a very strong social message to it. It touched my heart more than anything in the world. So I could have never said no to a film like this. It is a kind of film that you can sit and watch with your family.'

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We all are aware of Sanya's debut with Aamir Khan's Dangal, a film that rules the hearts of the audience with its story and emotions. She kept on doing critically acclaimed films like Badhaai Ho, Pataakha, and more. When questioned if putting her politics and personal values in the forefront while choosing films comes with a cost, Sanya told,'I think it is going pretty well. I am fortunate to have worked with some very good directors, and to be a part of some really good films after Dangal. It is also my values that come to the forefront too so I am very glad that writers like Yashovardhan are writing characters like Mahima and I am a part of this change where we are able to portray women brilliantly on screen. I take it up as a responsibility to portray women the correct way on screen.'