Despite belonging to one of the most revered royal film families of the Indian film industry, Raima Sen comes across as demure, down-to-earth and sans any starry airs. She is the daughter of Moon Moon Sen and the granddaughter of legendary actress Suchitra Sen. Yet, she has managed to stand out and carve her own niche. Raima made her acting debut with ‘Godmother’ at the young age of 17 but Rituparno Ghosh’s critically acclaimed film, ‘Choker Bali’ was a turning point in her career. The actress also recently marked her Marathi debut with ‘Anya’.
In this week’s Big Interview with ETimes, Raima spills the beans on the pressures of being the third generation of actors in her family, her journey in the industry so far, her marriage plans and more. Read on…
You have always been known for being a part of content-driven films and content has taken centre stage in your career in the past two years. How much did the advent of OTT bring that change in your acting career?
