Here’s some good news for all Riya Sen fans –the petite actress will be sharing a lot of interesting trivia about herself on her newly launched website!

Riya launched her website ww. myriyasen. com at the MAMI Film Festival and was accompanied by friend and acclaimed Director Rituparno Ghosh.

The portal was launched after the screening of Rituparno’s upcoming movie ‘Abohoman’ where Riya plays a cameo of Satyajit Ray’s rebellious daughter-in-law.

Riya, who will soon be seen in Rituparno Ghosh’s ‘Abohoman’ and ‘Nauka dubi’, has been quite active on twitter and has now found another medium to connect with her fans.

When Riya Sen debuted 8 years back in STYLE [1999], the PYT made an instant impact. Her child-woman features made quick a few hearts skip a beat and one instantly knew that she pretty much fitted into the bracket when there was a requirement for an urban chic girl.

She was always visualised as someone who was extremely stylish, fashionable and ultra cute, as evidenced in her subsequent movies like DIL VIL PYAAR VYAAR, JHANKAAR BEATS, QAYAMAT, PLAN and SHAADI NO. 1 to name a few. No one could have ever imagined her to be anything lesser, least of all being a construction worker.

Riya Sen’s sultry looks are enough to scorch the screen but now the sexy actress will be sporting a Barbie doll look for her upcoming film ‘Paying Guest’ produced by Mukta Arts.

We hear Riya had earlier been offered Neha Dhupia’s role (with whom she gets along quite well) in the film but felt it would be old for her so she (Riya) refused it and instead chose another role in the film – that of an oversensitive, overdramatic girl who is overtly suspicious of her boyfriend!

Now we know why Barbie always gets her way. -Sampurn Media

The Sen sisters who are presently shooting at famous Shantiniketan , West Bengal where their grandmother ‘Suchitra Sen’ was a student will be seen together in Rituparno’s direction ‘Naukadubi’. 

The story is based on Rabindranath Tagore’s novel with the same title. It is not for the first time adaptation of the novel for the screen is as similar attempt was done in 1947 by Nitin Bose, with Dilip Kumar as the star in Hindi version and Abhi Bhattacharya in Bengali version.