Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]: On the final day of 2024, Kriti Sanon took to Instagram to share some personal and candid pictures that “did not make it to the gram” throughout the year. The photos offer a glimpse into her cherished moments, featuring her at parties, working on film sets, enjoying snowfall, caring for her skin, and bonding with family and friends.
“Some moments of 2024 that didn’t make it to the gram! (Some probably never will!!),” Kriti captioned the post, giving her fans an exclusive look behind the scenes of her year.
Professionally, 2024 has been a standout year for Kriti. Her films Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya and Crew performed exceptionally well at the box office. She also ventured into production with her film Do Patti, which starred Kajol alongside her.
Earlier this year, Kriti spoke to ANI about the immense love she received for her role as the robot Sifra in Teri Baaton Mein Aisa Uljha Jiya, where she starred opposite Shahid Kapoor.
“I feel that Sifra as a character has gotten a lot of love. I have personally felt it. Because wherever I’ve gone, whether it’s been in India or even London, there are so many people who have come to me and told me that they want a picture with Sifra. Once I was at the airport, and there was a person who was letting me in for immigration… that person greeted me by calling me Sifra. So I just feel that when you hear your character’s name being called out, or when they recognize you as the character, sometimes more than as you, I think that is such a big win for any actor because it’s very, very rare. That means you’ve really touched a chord. I’m just super excited with all the love that’s been poured in for Sifra,” she shared.
In November 2024, at IFFI, Kriti also talked about her dream roles. When asked about the kind of roles she would love to take on in the future, she said, “This is a very tough question because there’s nothing like doing one role and then not wanting to do anything else after that. There’s no such role. There are so many different kinds of roles that I haven’t done yet, and I want to do them. I would love to be a superwoman. I think in India, that’s more common. I would love to do action. I would also love to play a completely negative character.”