New Delhi: Indian-American actress Avantika Vandanapu, known for her role in the comedy film ‘Mean Girls’, was honored with the ‘South Asian Person of the Year’ award by Harvard University. On receiving the award, Avantika Vandanapu said that her journey has just begun.
The actress was given the award for her outstanding achievements and influence in the international and Indian entertainment industry. Vandanapu said, ‘It is incredibly inspiring to be honored by a prestigious institution like Harvard University. This award not only reflects my efforts, but also underlines the important role of Indian representation in global media beyond the borders.
Worked in many Hollywood projects
It is noteworthy that she played an important role in the new adaptation of ‘Mean Girls’. After this, she started with the Indian OTT series ‘Big Girls Don’t Cry’. The actress, born in an Indian, Telugu-speaking family, made her mark in many Hollywood projects including ‘Mean Girls’, ‘Spin’ and ‘Senior Years’. He thanked the audience for their unwavering support and affection in the country and abroad.
The actress is curious about the future
The actress finally said, ‘This honor inspires me to delve deeper into stories that challenge stereotypes, embrace diversity and build deep connections with people. He said, ‘My journey has just begun and this honor will further strengthen my determination to continue making positive contributions through my work.’ The actress said, ‘I am looking forward to the future and am thrilled to show the way for more Indian voices to resonate and flourish on the global stage.’
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FIRST PUBLISHED: April 9, 2024, 21:56 IST