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Sonam Bajwa Advocates for Minimalist Travel and Cost-Efficiency in Film Production

Punjabi actress Sonam Bajwa has shared her approach to traveling with minimal teams to help reduce expenses for her producers. In an interview with HTCity, the 34-year-old, among the top-earning actresses in the Punjabi film industry, noted that the decision on team size is a “very individual choice” and an “individual opinion.”

“I don’t enjoy being surrounded by people constantly. I prefer having the minimum number of people around me. There have been many instances where I have done my own makeup. I am my own stylist at least 99 percent of the time,” said Sonam Bajwa, who has starred in popular films like Carry on Jatta part 2 and 3, Puaada, Manje Bistre, and the latest Kudi Haryane Val Di.

Sonam Bajwa emphasized the importance of not burdening producers and approaching work with empathy. “As a responsible actor, if you can help the producer reduce costs, you should,” said the actress, known for her roles in Bala (2019) and Street Dancer 3D (2020). She added, “I always tell my team, if I ever become a producer and see wastage, I would feel very bad. So we all need to act as if the film is ours too. There shouldn’t be any waste, whether it’s food or resources. If there’s something I can do myself, I will.”

Discussing the intense paparazzi culture in Mumbai, Sonam Bajwa, who frequently travels to the city for work, admitted that while it can be overwhelming to be followed by photographers, she understands they are just doing their job.

In a light-hearted comment, she said, “That’s why I have to dress properly when I go to Mumbai, otherwise I’d prefer to travel comfortably in pajamas.” On a more serious note, she added, “People consume this content, and there’s a demand for it. Otherwise, waiting all day in the heat wouldn’t be easy. People wait outside for them.”

Sonam Bajwa’s focus on reducing production costs and her understanding of the paparazzi culture reflect her professionalism and empathy within the industry. By managing her team size and often being her own stylist and makeup artist, she not only saves costs but also sets a responsible example for her peers.

 Sonam Bajwa cost-efficiency in film production highlights her commitment to being a considerate and accountable actress, making her a model for other artists to follow.

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