Does every actor in the entertainment world jump-start their career by appearing in films? No! The grounds for each differ, just like Hritiqa Chheber. The actress who we love for her stunning work in numerous music videos was first dedicated to a 9 to 5 job. Do you want to know how she got into showbiz?
Hailing from the city of Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, Hritiqa Chheber came to Mumbai after completing her schooling. Here, in the city of dreams, while she got herself into Mumbai University to pursue her Bachelor's degree, the actress also got a job at a call center.
Hritiqa Chheber always believed in being independent and, therefore, she toiled herself under the managerial work space of a corporate company. She was first offered a project in the TV industry as soon as she gave up on her corporate life. The actress did justice to her first project, which landed her a slew of television commercials and modelling offers.
Undoubtedly, Hritiqa had something unprecedented in her, or else why would the breeze of the film industry be attracted to her?
After walking the ramps and posing for the camera as a model for four years, Hritiqa Chheber then opened her window of opportunity even wider by doing music videos. And let us tell you, the actress did magic when she came on screen.
Hritiqa Chheber made her debut in the film world with the Telugu film "Ammai Nachindi". Even after that, the actress didn’t stop capturing the populace's attention. Hritiqa's demand in the music videos kept soaring (the reason she is featured in many Punjabi and Hindi songs).
Hritiqa's shifts from mundane corporate allies to the glittering glamour world was as smooth as a glider. The actress is currently dedicated to acting and digital creation. Hritiqa Chheber has turned into a thriving social media influencer owing to her relatable and trendy reels. She has a massive fan following.
A few of Hritiqa's music videos that have accumulated more than a million views are: Mann Mera (sung by Gajendra Verma), Ganesha Song (sung by Jubin Nautiyal), Pyar Nahi Ghatda (sung by Sippy Gill) and many more.
Striking the right chord in the hearts of audiences is Joy Orleans
