Sapna Choudhary's 16-year struggle and success unfolds in 'Madam Sapna'
What's the story
The first clip of the upcoming biopic Madam Sapna featuring Haryanvi dancer and actor Sapna Choudhary was released on Wednesday.
Shining Sun Studio shared the clip on social media offering a glimpse into Choudhary's controversial life.
Produced by Mahesh Bhatt, the teaser features Choudhary narrating her own life story in her own voice.
Let's take a look at what's in store for this biopic.
Filmmaker connection
Choudhary's controversial journey to stardom
Choudhary, whose fans are willing to buy tickets worth thousands to see her dance, has led a life as controversial as it has been successful.
Her name has frequently been caught up in various controversies, sometimes unjustly.
A few years ago, Choudhary reportedly attempted suicide by consuming poison, which brought her life into the limelight.
Recently, she shared on social media that she would reveal "who I am," leading up to the release of the first teaser of her biopic.
Twitter Post
Take a look at the teaser here
#MaheshBhatt to Bring the Inspiring Story of Haryanvi Sensation #SapnaChoudhary to the Big Screen #MadamSapna.
— Ashwani kumar (@BorntobeAshwani) September 4, 2024
"Madam Sapna" will capture the compelling journey of Sapna Choudhary, an orchestra dancer who rose from the rigid and challenging terrains of Haryana to the glamorous… pic.twitter.com/yRXpBvW9Um
Personal journey
'My life has had a lot of ups and downs'
In a previous interview, Choudhary described her life as a journey filled with challenges.
"My life has had a lot of ups and downs. People have seen me only on stage - the Sapna she has shown in front of people. But my struggle, even gunshots at me...but that didn't stop me from being what I am today," she said.
Choudhary added that she never feared danger and is a happy-go-lucky person.
Biopic role
'Don't want to revisit those days,' says Choudhary on biopic
When asked if she would like to play herself in the upcoming biopic, Choudhary told ETimes, "I don't want to play myself. I have come out from there...I don't want to revisit those days."
Choudhary revealed that she felt a strong connection with the biopic when she met filmmakers Bhatt and Vinay Bhardwaj.
She appreciated their understanding of her story and vision for the film.