'Dressing up in Indian attire is a core memory'
India, Oct. 20 -- H
aving been in boarding school since the fifth standard, actor Anya Singh, known for Border 2 and the show The Ba***ds of Bollywood, has fond memories of celebrating Dussehra with friends and teachers.
"When you are in a boarding school, it is very rare that you get the opportunity to dress up in Indian attire. That is a core memory because year after year, you are celebrating it with your best friends and teachers... It was like a community activity," she shares.
A confessed sweet tooth, the 33-year-old says food has always been central to festive celebrations in her family. "On every big festival, my nani makes aate ka halwa. Ghar ka halwa hits different. That is something I miss."
On the work front, Singh shares an exclusive update about her upcoming film, Vikram Bhatt's 1920: Cold Winter, in which she stars alongside Ahan Shetty. "We begin shooting in the first week of December. It is an intense story, and a lot needs to be said through the eyes. Vikram sir thought I'd be a good fit; he had enjoyed my part in The Ba***ds of Bollywood. He said that while writing, he had me in mind. When I heard the story, I said, 'Let's go ahead'. Even though I am petrified of horror!"...
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