Always
Been
A
Credential
Student
Sanjana
has
had
an
impressive
academic
background.
Not
only
was
she
awarded
by
LK
Advani
for
her
excellent
performance
in
school,
but
the
actress
was
also
a
Delhi
University
Topper.
Sanjana
also
bagged
a
gold
medal
for
the
same.
She
has
worked
as
a
journalist
and
completed
her
undergraduate
in
Journalism
and
Mass
Communication.
Another interesting
fact
about
Sanjana
is
that
Mira
Rajput
is
her
college
senior.
Both
celebrities
have
graduated
from
Lady
Shri
Ram
College
for
Women,
while
Sanjana
graduated
in
the
year
2017,
Shahid's
now-wife
Mira
graduated
in
the
year
2015.
Sanjana
Is
A
Film
And
A
Book
Fanatic
During
an
interview,
the
actress
revealed
that
she
wishes
to
channel
fame
to
enhance
the
education
sector
and
said,
"I
want
to
make
the
country
a
better
place
for
our
youth."
While
she
is
a
big
fan
of
books
like
Ways
of
Seeing,
21
Lessons
for
the
21st
Century,
etc.,
Sanjana
chose
to
work
on
the
film
Dil
Chahta
Hai,
that
she
is
obsessed
with,
for
her
college
thesis.
Work
Before
Acting
Before
debuting
as
an
actress,
Sanjana
gained
experience
in
different
jobs.
During
her
college
days,
Sanjana
reportedly
interned
at
the
reputed
BBC
channel.
She
also
worked
as
a
feature
writer
for
Youth
Ki
Awaaz
and
gained
some
marketing experience
as
a
trainee at
Viacom
Motion
Pictures.
Talent
Runs
In
The
Family
Sanjana's
comes
from
a
hard-working
and
talented
family.
Her
father
Sandeep
Sanghi
is
an
entrepreneur
while
her
mom,
Shagun
Sanghi
is
a
homemaker.
Her
elder
brother
Sumer
works
at
Google.
Acting
Debut
Sanjana
made
her
debut
with
Rockstar
at
the
age
of
13.
She
was
seen
playing
the
role
of
Nargis
Fakhri's
sister.
She
later
went
on
to
work
in
other
films
like
Hindi
Medium
and
Fukrey
Returns.
Before
bagging
her
big
debut,
she
also
worked
in
over
150
commercials
which
also
include
some
of
the
biggest
brands
like
Cadbury,
Coca
Cola,
Goodnight,
Samsung
and
Tanishq.
She
even
got
the
chance
to
be
trained
under
NK
Sharma,
the
infamous
theatre
director.
Dil
Bechara
Sanjana
reportedly
spent
a
lot
of
time
with
real
cancer
patients
to
get
into
the
roots
of
her
character
in
Dil
Bechara.
Talking
about
her
character
in
the
film,
Kizie,
she
told
The
Hindu,
"Initially,
when
a
person
is
facing
a
debilitating
disease,
that
disease
defines
them.
When
we
did
several
readings
of
the
script,
we
realised
that
the
disease
cannot
define
them
because
there
is
so
much
more
that
they
grew
up
with."
She
added,
"I
chatted
with
them
and
understood
their
emotional
reality,
how
they
go
to
school
with
a
cylinder
and
come
back
and
do
five
blood
tests.
Initially,
it
was
debilitating
but
two
years
on,
you
adapt
and
as
humans,
we
adapt."