Konkona Sensharma Praises ‘Luck By Chance’ as a Captivating Script
Konkona Sensharma Reflects on "Luck By Chance"
A Remarkable Script
In a recent interview, Konkona Sensharma expressed her amazement at the script of Zoya Akhtar’s 2009 film “Luck By Chance.” This unique story delves into the intricacies of the film industry through the experiences of two aspiring actors.
Resurgence of Interest
With the rising popularity of Aryan Khan’s series, "Ba***ds of Bollywood," there’s renewed interest in both "Luck By Chance" and Farah Khan’s 2007 film "Om Shanti Om." Fans are actively sharing clips, memes, and memorable scenes on social media, igniting nostalgia for these cinematic gems.
Enjoying the Spotlight
Konkona, who stars in the popular series “Search: The Naina Murder Case,” is delighted to see “Luck By Chance” gaining attention again. Reflecting on her first encounter with the script, she said, "I felt it was one of the best scripts I’ve ever read." She highlighted her eagerness to start filming right away.
A Unique Character
Playing Sona Mishra, a small-town woman pursuing her dreams in the film industry, was a thrilling experience for Konkona. She described Sona as an intriguing character with a captivating narrative arc, which partly explains the film’s lasting appeal.
Diverse Roles
Known for her performances in films like "Mr. and Mrs. Iyer," "Omkara," and "Life in a…Metro," Konkona has also ventured into directing. Her notable works include "A Death in the Gunj" and contributions to the anthology "Lust Stories 2."
Upcoming Projects
In “Search: The Naina Murder Case,” Konkona reunites with producer Rohan Sippy. The series, inspired by the popular Danish show "Forbrydelsen," showcases her versatility as she navigates a character rich in depth and complexity.
Exploring Humor
Surprisingly, Konkona has dipped her toes into comedy with "Killer Soup," where she portrays a chef struggling to launch her own restaurant. While primarily known for serious roles, she expressed a desire to explore more humorous characters, stating she is "a little bit bored" with the conventional depictions.
Challenges Ahead
In her current project, she plays ACP Sanyukta Das, tasked with solving a teenager’s murder alongside an unconventional partner. She believes there’s potential for more dynamic, flawed women characters on screen, showcasing a range of emotions and behaviors typically not allowed in mainstream narratives.
Control Over Choices
Konkona, who comes from a prestigious lineage with filmmaker Aparna Sen as her mother, has always prioritized meaningful projects over popularity. She firmly believes that quality and personal interest in a project matter more than its commercial success.
Future Endeavors
Determined to expand her horizons, Konkona is returning to direction with a comedy series she co-writes and co-directs. She is excited about the challenge, emphasizing her commitment to focusing on content that resonates with her rather than merely chasing trends.
What are your thoughts on Konkona’s return to the spotlight and her evolving roles in the industry?
