A CTRESS Yami Gautam, who has been feted with National Award for her work in Article 370, has credited her journey in the world of showbiz for being her “greatest teacher”. Yami started her career with television shows such as Chand Ke Paar Chalo,Yeh Pyar Na Hoga Kam. She had her first Hindi film release with Vicky Donor in 2012. She shot to fame with her work in Kaabil, Uri: The Surgical Strike, Bala, A Thursday, Dasvi, Article 370 and Haq. Yami was responding to filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, who heaped praise on the actress saying that he “believes in the power of recognition especially when it comes from many years of sincerity along with an unwavering commitment to one’s craft.” He had also mentioned that he is personally more impressed with the journey that “led you to it ..the struggles, the perseverance, the risks, the faith and the refusal to give up , is what gradually built it up brick by brick towards this moment of the final construction and I am sure there will be many more buildings to come.” Responding to his words on X, formerly called Twitter, Yami credited her journey for her greatest learnings.“Thank you so much, Sir. Your words truly mean a lot to me. The journey has indeed been the greatest teacher and I'm deeply grateful for your encouragement and generosity. Here's to continuing to learn, grow and stay true to the craft,” she wroA CTRESS Yami Gautam, who has been feted with National Award for her work in Article 370, has credited her journey in the world of showbiz for being her “greatest teacher”.

 

Yami started her career with television shows such as Chand Ke Paar Chalo,Yeh Pyar Na Hoga Kam. She had her first Hindi film release with Vicky Donor in 2012. She shot to fame with her work in Kaabil, Uri: The Surgical Strike, Bala, A Thursday, Dasvi, Article 370 and Haq. Yami was responding to filmmaker Ram Gopal Varma, who heaped praise on the actress saying that he “believes in the power of recognition especially when it comes from many years of sincerity along with an unwavering commitment to one’s craft.” He had also mentioned that he is personally more impressed with the journey that “led you to it ..the struggles, the perseverance, the risks, the faith and the refusal to give up , is what gradually built it up brick by brick towards this moment of the final construction and I am sure there will be many more buildings to come.” Responding to his words on X, formerly called Twitter, Yami credited her journey for her greatest learnings.“Thank you so much, Sir. Your words truly mean a lot to me. The journey has indeed been the greatest teacher and I'm deeply grateful for your encouragement and generosity. Here's to continuing to learn, grow and stay true to the craft,” she wrote.” te.”