Newcomer has bagged her dream project in Bollywood. She is a part of 22 Yards, which stars the popular actor Barun Sobti. The film, directed by, will be shot in Kolkata. Suzanna will start shooting from August 20. “She plays a Bengali girl Shonali, who is a sports journalist.

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She will be the only innocent quotient in the film. I auditioned a lot of girls for the role — many of them were big names too — but I chose Suzanna because I see innocence in her smile. As for the look, I have been a sports journalist and so, know that journalists nowadays no longer wear skirts and carry jholas.

They dress up according to contemporary fashion, and so will Suzanna,” said Mitali. Suzanna has earlier been part of a movie called Tutiya dil. Her projects on the small screen include Roadies, Roomie and Emotional Atyachaar. “After the film release last year, I have been busy doing theatre and was auditioning too.

At first I was not too serious about the role. It was only when I was called for the second round that I enquired about the lead as the role requires a strong, male oriented character. I do not watch much TV and did not know about him, so I Googled him and saw episodes of Iss Pyaar Ko Naam Doon on YouTube. I found me to be very good looking.

Also, everybody in my family watches TV and knew who he was. Then, I came to know about his huge fan following when I spoke to my friends about him. It is always an added advantage for me.

I then met Barun for a few workshops in Mumbai and found him to be an understated actor with a lot of subtext. I like his work. As a person, he is extremely easy going and simple. There is no fuss about him, though he is so popular.” Asked that would she be able to recreate the chemistry that Barun had with in his last project, she said, “I have to, I have no choice.

I will try to give my best.”. Suzanna, born to a Bengali dad and Ukranian mom said she was nervous about her performance. “I play a Bengali girl. The character is very different from what I am in real life. I m generally reserved, but I play an outspoken, bindaas and jovial girl who wants to become a writer,” said Suzanna, who was brought up in Ukraine and Chhatisgarh, before moving to Pune for higher studies. “I can speak Bengali, but can’t read and write in the language,” said the actress, who holds an MBA degree in finance.