Ananya Panday Opens Up About Childhood Trauma From Dad Chunky Panday

Ananya Panday Opens Up About Childhood Trauma From Dad Chunky Panday. Ananya Pandey with an exciting lineup of films became the most happening actress right now. The star kid has curved her path down and marked her a significant place in the industry. Ananya Pandey always keeps in touch with the audience maintaining a close bond. She often presents her life in front of her fans. Same way the actress now revealed her childhood trama. The CTRL actress also revealed the person behind her childhood trauma.

Ananya Panday’s Childhood Trauma

Ananya Pandey has always been an open book to her fans, she often shares what’s happening in her professional and personal life on social media. The star kid has now opened up about her childhood traumas. The Call Me Bae actress revealed that she used to avoid watching her dad Chunkey Pandey’s films. Ananya revealed watching her dad’s films left her traumatised in her childhood that’s the reason why Ananya Pandey avoids watching Chunkey Pandey films.

In a recent interview, the young actress revealed her childhood trauma. Ananya Pandey said “I used to not watch much because I would get very scared that you were going to die in the movie. I remember when I was young and saw D Company, and suddenly you got shot and died in the movie. I thought it was actually happening, even though you were sitting right next to me. I was traumatised, so I didn’t watch too many of your movies because I thought you were going to die in all of them.”

Why Ananya Became an Actress

In the same interview Ananya revealed her reason for becoming an actress, Ananya said, When I wanted to become an actor, I thought a lot like you because the kind of movies that I watched were those massy, commercial ones. I still love those! That was all I could see. I didn’t know there was anything else to do. That’s probably in my DNA. Even going on my first three films, I didn’t know if I could contribute anything for the character. It was only when I did Gehraiyaan, Shakun [Batra] really forced me to think like an actor. I enjoyed that process so much. Going forward, I want to do that mix of both.”