Ronjini Chakraborty

Biography:

On December 8, 1992, Ronjini was born in Kolkata into a middle-class Bengali family. She spent seven years of her adolescence receiving instruction in Indian classical music. She preferred acting to singing, despite her mother’s wishes. She decided to pursue a profession in acting for this reason. While attending college, she began her acting career. The Lesson, directed by Eugene Ionesco; No Exit, directed by Jean-Paul Sartre; The Home Coming, directed by Harold Pinter; The Goat, directed by Edward Albee; and The Comedy Kitchen, adopted by Dhruv Mukherjee, were among the pieces she performed in after joining a theater group called “Theatrecian.”