Jyoti Saxena Is Of The Opinion That She Has Beautiful Eyes And Hence Could Have Played Mouni Roy’s Role Better In ‘Brahmāstra’. Heh, Logic?
At last, I witnessed the large-scale, big-budgeted movie Brahmāstra. This movie has definitely created a lot of buzz around it and has got a very mixed review from the audience. However, we all do agree on this one fact Mouni Roy who has played the negative role of Junoon understood the assignment really well. She has undoubtedly done justice to the strength of the character and dramatised it just right. Although, Jyoti Saxena, a Punjabi actress, and model, have totally different views about Mouni’s role. In fact, she believes that she could have played her role better and has also given reasons for it. Honestly, I have never heard such a logic lacking reason in a long time.
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Brahmāstra had a Pan-India release on September 9, Friday and has been a blockbuster at the box office. Mouni Roy as Junoon has been highly appreciated for her work. However, when Jyoti Saxena was asked about who could have been a better fit for the role in the Pollywood industry, without much pondering she said that she herself would have been the better choice. Jyoti Saxena also backed up her point by saying that she has more expressive eyes and also has got a good height. Jyoti further said that if given the opportunity she could have played the role better in such a huge project, and after watching this, she was awestruck, as per the interview.
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Well, surely Jyoti Saxena has some great potential, however, her answer did miss out on the logic part. Mouni Roy’s character was definitely more than her eyes and height. In fact, the eyes also had the VFX effects, so then yes. Talking about Jyoti’s work ends, she will be seen alongside Mika Singh in his new song.
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