Mumbai, Oct 22 (NationPress) Actress Alankrita Sahai, recognized for her role in “Namaste England,” recently shared her heartfelt journey back to Mumbai.

In a heartfelt statement to IANS, she disclosed that her late father has been her foremost source of inspiration for making this pivotal decision. Alankrita expressed that his memory continues to guide and uplift her in every aspect of her life. Reflecting on her return to the city of dreams, the actress noted, “Mumbai has always felt like my heartbeat. It’s the place where aspirations come alive, and I yearned to be back amid all the excitement. Chandigarh will forever hold a special place in my heart, but Mumbai is my true home, and I am returning with renewed energy and enthusiasm for the projects that lie ahead.”

She further elaborated, “The primary reason for my return is my late father, Anup Sahai. He has been my true motivation and remains my guiding light. I sense his presence everywhere, encouraging me to grow into a bigger star each day.”

A reliable source close to Sahai confirmed her official return to Mumbai, which she regards as home. After spending considerable time in Chandigarh focusing on her personal and professional life, the actress is now ready to embark on a new chapter with several exciting film projects on the horizon. The insider noted that Alankrita's move back to Mumbai signifies more than just new opportunities — it reflects her desire to delve into varied roles and leave a significant mark on Indian cinema.

On the professional front, Alankrita Sahai commenced her journey in the entertainment realm with a music album consisting of three songs, produced by Himesh Reshammiya and launched by notable figures such as Amitabh Bachchan, Salman Khan, and T-Series. Her hit track “Kehta Hai Pal Pal Tumse” (2017) catapulted her into the limelight.

She swiftly transitioned to films, making a notable impact with “Love Per Square Foot,” produced by Ronnie Screwvala, and later starred alongside Arjun Kapoor in Vipul Shah’s “Namaste England.” Remarkably, her film Band of Maharaja’s was even considered for the prestigious Oscars.