Reddit Suggests Mrunal Thakur To Focus On South After Actor Talks About Not Being Popular Enough To Bag A Big Bollywood Romantic Film
That's sad!
Do you really think people deserve to get films on the basis of their popularity and not skill sets? Well, actress Mrunal Thakur seems to have a take on that. In this viral interview, the actress discusses how she is not so popular to bag a romantic film. When asked about her decision to sign a romantic film, Thakur mentioned there are no such offers and confessed she feels she isn’t so popular to get open. Adding to that, she asked the interviewer if she was actually famous.
Mrunal seems to be done with Bollywood filmmakers :(
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Moreover, Mrunal also said that she is tired of proving herself to filmmakers and that she has done it all. From approaching them for work to proving herself through her work, Mrunal says she wants a film to come organically to her. She also mentioned how through this interview, she hopes to reach out to filmmakers.
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Discussing the interview, and Mrunal’s take on popularity, Reddit users and fans of the actress mentioned how she visibly looks tired of proving herself to filmmakers. Sharing their opinion over the same, Reddit users mentioned how the actress should not bother about the same and continue working for the southern industry. Many also cited examples of her great performances in films like Sita Ramam and Hi Nanna, where the actress time and again has proved her metal and gained a dedicated fanbase.
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Many Reddit users also said how South Indian directors know how to place Mrunal’s talent in good projects. Some also quipped “The biased people in Bollywood will actively try to sideline her,” while triggering the nepotism debate.
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Well, the conversation around casting in Bollywood has been a long lost cause, rekindled by actress Parineeti Chopra, who recently spoke her heart out in interviews post Chamkila success and mentioned how she lost on some good roles for not attending Bollywood parties or being in the right circle. Isn’t that unfair? What do you guys think?
First Published: April 30, 2024 3:15 PM
