Prior to the release of Zid, she made the headlines when she accused her co-star Mannara of injuring her during the shooting and hitting her while she was bound and gagged for a scene in the film. Later that year, she had two Hindi releases, the romantic comedy Lucky Kabootar and the widely publicised Vivek Agnihotri erotic thriller Zid both films opened to mixed critical response, Das benefited from Zid and received more offers from Bollywood after its release. In the next two years she appeared in one film each, Hosa Prema Purana and Dracula 2012 which were her Kannada and Malayalam debut, respectively.Īfter a year, Das made her Bengali debut with The Royal Bengal Tiger (2014). Her second Hindi film was Dil Toh Baccha Hai Ji that released in 2011. Due to her appearances in the sequels of Arya ( Arya 2), Mantra ( Diary) and Chandramukhi ( Nagavalli), Das acquired the nickname "sequel queen". Vasu's Nagavalli, saw her playing leading roles. Karunakaran's Darling, Maro Charitra produced by Dil Raju, the remake of the 1978 film of the same name, and P. The film, which focuses on India–Pakistan relations, was released in March 2010 and won awards at the 42nd WorldFest-Houston International Film Festival and the 57th National Film Awards. Das played a Pakistani psychiatrist in the film and received critical acclaim for her performance. Lahore was the first film Das acted in she shot for the film during the final year of college, but delays meant that several other films of her released earlier. In 2010, Das made her Bollywood debut in Sai Om Films' maiden venture Lahore, directed by Sanjay Puran Singh Chauhan. After Target, she quickly signed four Telugu films within six months: 18, 20 Love Story, Diary, Adhineta and Sukumar's Arya 2, which was her first high-profile project. Career ĭas' debut release was the 2008 Telugu film Siddu from Sikakulam. She also appeared in print advertisements for McDowell's, Aristocrat and over 400 catalogues before training at the Gladrags Academy. While doing her graduation she worked in theaters and attended workshops conducted by National School of Drama artists like Piyush Mishra, Chittaranjan Giri and Salim Shah. Das graduated from Ruia college and University of Mumbai at SIES College of Commerce and Economics with a Bachelor of Mass Media degree in journalism. She was brought up in Mumbai, where she completed her studies. Her father, Sunil Das, is a businessman, who hails from Purulia and her mother, Sapna Das, is a housewife. Shraddha Das was born on Wednesday, Main Mumbai, Maharashtra to Bengali parents.
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