Saniya Khera opens up about her goals for 2026, redefining success, and the importance of staying rooted in craft over outcomes.
The actor reflects on growth, patience, and choosing honesty over haste in her journey.
Saniya Khera, who has been part of Junooniyatt, Tose Naina Milaike, Mann Atisundar, and Prem Leela, is currently seen as a negative lead in Shehzadi Hai Tu Dil Ki. As 2026 begins, she is focused on growth, honesty, and making choices that align with the artist she wants to become.
Speaking about her expectations and goals for the year ahead, Saniya Khera shares, “My goal this year is to dive deeper into my craft to explore characters that are layered, vulnerable, and emotionally honest. I’m focused on choosing work that pushes me out of my comfort zone and helps me grow, not just professionally but personally. I’m also looking forward to collaborating with filmmakers and artists who value storytelling and authenticity. For me, success in 2026 would mean evolving as an actor, taking creative risks, and staying true to the kind of artist I want to become. More than anything, I expect this year to shape me to make me more grounded, more fearless, and more truthful in my work.”
In an industry where success is often measured by visibility and numbers, Saniya Khera is clear about what truly matters to her. She says, “As an actor, I believe success comes first and for me, success means doing honest work and growing with every role I take on. When success is rooted in craft and consistency, name, fame, and money naturally follow. So if I had to choose one, I’d choose success in my craft because everything else is a result of that. At the end of the day, I want to be remembered not just as a known face, but as an actor who earned every bit of recognition through sincere work.”
Reflecting on her journey so far, Saniya Khera also shares the advice she would give her younger self. “If I could give one piece of advice to my younger self, it would be to trust the process and not rush the outcome. I spent a lot of time worrying about timelines, approval, and whether I was moving fast enough. I would remind myself that growth takes time, and every phase even the difficult or uncertain ones is shaping you for what’s ahead. Rejections aren’t failures; they’re lessons. Delays aren’t setbacks; they’re preparation,” she concludes.
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