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Travel, films make my life: Shenaz Treasury
Actress Shenaz Treasury, who turned 36 on Thursday, says she likes to travel to various countries and see their cinema. \"Travel and films both make my life and with every place that I visit, I try to absorb the cinema and better my craft as an actor,\" Shenaz, who is celebrating her birthday in St. Morris, Australia, said in a statement.
Actress Shenaz Treasury, who turned 36 on Thursday, says she likes to travel to various countries and see their cinema. "Travel and films both make my life and with every place that I visit, I try to absorb the cinema and better my craft as an actor," Shenaz, who is celebrating her birthday in St. Morris, Australia, said in a statement.
"Having wrapped my part of ‘Munna Michael', I am ecstatic about my visit to St. Morris and looking forward to explore the place and after coming back, I will start promotions for my next -- ‘Kaalakaandi'," she added.
In the Sabbir Khan directed `Munna Michael’, Shenaz will be seen playing a TV host. The film also features Tiger Shroff, Nawazuddin Siddiqui and debutante Nidhhi Agerwal.
Meanwhile, `Kaalakaandi’, featuring actor Saif Ali Khan, marks the directorial debut of Akshat Verma and will tell the story of six characters from different worlds -- urban, ambitious Mumbai and its dark, neglected underbelly.
