Samragyee Rajya Laxmi Shah's Instagram is proof of her impeccable sense of style. One of the most eclectic, bold dressers to storm the fashion landscape, the actor recently featured on the cover of Living and belted out one great look after the other. The jaw-droppingly chic cover star is a free-spirited soul who loves what she does and to say the 26-year-old actor looked stunning is an understatement.
She is considered one of the most promising and popular actors in the industry. However, her journey was nothing less than a struggle but she managed to make her mark. More in-demand than she's ever been, Samragyce RI. Shah is making a smooth transition from a talented, pretty face to an established actor.
Known for her stellar figure, she is optimistic for the New Year with her oh-so-glamorous avatars and acting prowess. In Just a short time, the compelling 26-year-old has captured the hearts of filmmakers and fashion mavens alike - all the while staying in control of her career and image without compromise. And now, Shah is set for a whirlwind year in her career with two new movies scheduled to be released soon.
Samragyee says every film of hers has been a building block in shaping her career and the actor believes her best is yet to come. The actor, who made her debut with the movie ‘Dreams’ in 2016, has worked for nine movies till date which includes, A Mero Hajur-2 (2017), Mangalam (2017), Timi Sanga (2018), Intu Mintu London Ma (2018), Kaira (2018), Maruni (2019), Rato Tika (2019) and has recently completed the shoot for one more movie which is scheduled to be released soon.
Awarded with the Best Debut Actress (2015), Samragyee is equally known for her bold, bodacious and free-spirited attitude. She has made it clear that she has no interest in letting her success sway her from being the person she intends to be. As she says, when discussing about her well-known co-stars, "I've worked with people who are so amazing and talented, but who are also so humble and normal. And I think, if they're like that, i can be like that too. However, the industry wants the female leads to be anodyne, not earthy; flexible, not feisty and I am here to change the game.