Sunaina Pathak

Sunaina Pathak’s got a filmography that’s a bit all over the place, in a good way. People might know her from Bhool Chuk Maaf (2025), which took the whole “forgive and forget” thing and spun it into a wild ride. The movie doesn’t tiptoe around messy relationships or those oh-so-human screw-ups. Instead, it dives headfirst into drama, regret, impulsive decisions—pretty much all the things that make life interesting...or maybe just complicated. Sunaina’s role? She absolutely nails that blend of vulnerability and stubbornness. You can tell she’s not just reading lines; there’s a rawness there, like she’s lived through every bad decision her character makes. Then there’s Nado snimat filmy o lyubvi (2024), which, yeah, the title’s a mouthful if you don’t speak Russian, but the movie’s all about love—messy, awkward, lovely love. Not the Instagram-filtered kind, but the real stuff with all the weirdness and longing and those tiny, beautiful disasters that come with it. Sunaina slips into that world like she was born for it. She’s got this way of making you root for her even when her character’s being a total disaster, and honestly, isn’t that what you want in a romantic lead? Whether she’s in heartbreak or head-over-heels mode, she keeps it real, and that’s why people keep watching. She’s not just ticking boxes—she’s dragging you right into the story with her, flaws and all.