Actress *Sheena Chohan, known for her ability to understand and fit into characters, has added a significant milestone to her journey as she was honoured with the *Dr. Sarojini Naidu – The Nightingale of India – International Award for Working Women (2025). The prestigious ceremony, held at *Marwah Studios, Noida, recognises outstanding women achievers across industries and is curated by *Dr. Sandeep Marwah and AAFT.
This achievement comes at a particularly special moment for Sheena, who is currently preparing for the release of her Telugu debut, a crime thriller where she plays a cop opposite JD Chakravarthy and then her Hollywood film, directed by Taron Lexton, who recently worked on Mission Impossible 8.
Sheena is currently in *Goa attending the masterclass sessions at the Goa International Film Festival. The actress has been actively participating in industry interactions, screenings and discussions, where her recent film *‘Sant Tukaram’** has been earning widespread praise. Several acclaimed directors and producers at the festival have applauded the film’s emotional depth, spiritual resonance and Sheena’s heartfelt performance — a portrayal that many believe is “educating audiences through pure word of mouth.”
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Mar 20, 2026Speaking about receiving the accolade, Sheena shared an emotional note:
“It is a deep honour to receive the Dr. Sarojini Naidu International Award. Sarojini Naidu’s legacy — as a poet, activist and trailblazer — inspires my work, and I dedicate this recognition to the team behind Sant Tukaram and to women artists everywhere.”
The honour reflects Sheena’s consistent commitment to meaningful cinema and her growing influence as an artist who uses her craft to spark conversation and reflection. Her portrayal in Sant Tukaram has especially struck a chord, with many industry insiders highlighting the film’s ability to inspire audiences across generations.
As Sheena continues her journey at IFFI Goa, meeting creators, attending screenings and engaging with global cinema, her award win stands as a powerful reinforcement of her artistic spirit — one that blends purpose, performance and passion.
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Mar 20, 2026With Sant Tukaram gaining momentum and her recognition at the Dr. Sarojini Naidu Awards, 2025 is shaping up to be a defining year for Sheena Chohan.
