There was a youngster in a college in Delhi with a dream to become an actor, who took part in a street play and that play was directed by a then aspiring actor. 30 years later, that youngster became a prominent actress - known for her work on television and OTT platforms - and now shares screen space with that aspiring actor who is now multiple National Award-winning actor Manoj Bajpayee.

She is Sakshi Tanwar and in conversation with IANS, she opens up on how the film 'Dial 100' was a moment of nostalgia. Sakshi told IANS: "It was so special and emotional for me to work with Manoj sir. I was in Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi where we were doing a street play and Manoj sir directed that play. This was like 30 years ago, I was a student. Soon after that he came to Mumbai and when 'Satya' was released, for me I was like - 'I know him, he is my first director, I will meet him when I will become an actress'.