From Child Labour to the Oscars: The story of a 9-year-old star in 'Anuja' will touch your heart
The film 'Anuja' has given Indian cinema a proud moment by getting nominated for the Best Live Action Short Film at the 97th Academy Awards. Directed by Adam J. Graves and produced by Priyanka Chopra and Guneet Monga, this film has not only won the hearts of the audience with its strong storyline, but its 9-year-old lead actress Sajda Pathan has also impressed everyone with her inspirational journey. Sajda's story, which started from the slum area of Delhi to the cinema stage, is a great example of struggle, courage and the flight of dreams. 'Anuja' is a touching story of a child labourer, who struggles between studies and work and shows courage to change her fate.
The film 'Anuja', has been in the news for many days. Adam J Graves's 'Anuja' is the story of a child labour girl Anuja who works in a factory with her sister to pursue her studies. During this time, a big change is seen in her life. After knowing the story of its lead actress, you will not be able to stop yourself from praising this girl who rose from slums to films and now wants to show her talent in cinema.
Sajda Pathan is in the lead role in the film 'Anuja' while Ananya Shanbag has played the role of her sister. The film is based on the slum area of Delhi. Ever since the short film 'Anuja' has been nominated for the Best Live Action Short Film, its star cast has also been in the news. 'Anuja' remains in the Oscar race. The story of this film based on a true incident is made under the direction of Adam J Graves. 'Anuja' is the story of a 9-year-old girl who has two options. Studying with her sister and working as a child labourer in a factory.
The lead actress of the film, Sajda Pathan, has attracted the audience with her beautiful and heart-touching story. 'Anuja' is her second film. This girl used to live in slums and was rescued by an NGO. Before this, Sajda Pathan was seen in Letitia Colombani's film 'The Braid' where she worked with Mia Melzer. Let us tell you that Sajda was a child labourer in Delhi. Salaam Balak Trust rescued her and she currently lives in the NGO's SBT Day Care Centre.