Alaya F on her Journey in Bollywood: ‘I've evolved as an actor’

Alaya F was recently seen in Srikanth, alongside Rajkummar Rao who played the titular role of Srikanth Bolla, the first ever visually impaired industrialist who established the Bollant Industries.

In a recent interview, Alaya opened up about her journey and success, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing self-care even amidst hard work. "I don’t think success comes with stipulations. It’s important to put in the hard work, but it’s also important to prioritize yourself on days that you’re not at 100%,” she remarked.

One aspect of her journey that Alaya is particularly proud of is her evolution as an actor. She describes herself as a "director's actor," highlighting the synergy that develops between her and the director on set.

"I’ve evolved as an actor. I want to think that I’m a director’s actor, so with the kind of synergy that develops between me and a director, I am steadily pushed to grow and challenge myself. I love being on sets where I’m challenged and pushed and feel like I’m levelling up. I really enjoy that. I didn’t know this about myself before, but now I realise that it excites me and makes me love my job. It keeps my days fun and fresh", she adds.

Alaya was also seen in Bade Miyan Chote Miyan starring alongside Akshay Kumar, Tiger Shroff and Manushi Chhillar.