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Dia Mirza: 25 Years, Nature, and a Future in Film
23 Feb
Summary
- Mirza spoke about 'Homecoming,' linking childhood memories to her artist journey.
- A Pench forest visit reshaped her personal and professional perspectives.
- She has a packed 2026 slate including films and a web series.
Actor and UN Goodwill Ambassador Dia Mirza recently delivered a personal address at Spoken Fest, centering her talk on 'Homecoming.' This theme connected her childhood experiences with her evolving path as an artist and environmental advocate. Mirza traced her deep bond with nature back to a formative memory of her father painting a rainforest mural.
She described how this early connection offered strength, especially as her career demands grew. A significant visit to the forests of Pench provided a renewed sense of stillness and clarity, reshaping her personal and professional outlook. This experience reinforced her commitment to aligning her work with purpose.
Marking 25 years in the film industry, Mirza is looking ahead to a busy 2026. Her upcoming projects include films like Operation Safed Sagar and IKKA, as well as a web series. She also continues to receive accolades for her produced short film Panha.
Beyond acting, Mirza remains active in climate advocacy as a UN Goodwill Ambassador and is set to debut as an author this year. Her Spoken Fest address offered a glimpse into how personal experiences, particularly her relationship with nature, influence her creative and advocacy work.
