Sandhya Mridul Talks About “New Situation” In Film Industry, Reveals Losing Work To Low Instagram Following!
Many fans and followers in the comment section agreed to what the actor had to say.
Nowadays, actors are often asked about casting being done based on Instagram followers rather than the real talent. And well, most of them have agreed but have also opined against this practice. Now, the Honeymoon Travels Pvt Ltd fame Sandhya Mridul also spoke about a rising trend in the industry in which talent is sidelined and social media following takes the forefront in selecting people for a role. She sounded very frustrated in this video, and many fans in the comment section also nodded in agreement. Read on.
What Did Say?
Sandhya Mridul has done some decent work in the film industry. However, as per her she had been losing a lot of work lately, and the actor spoke about this in her latest video, which many are relating to. In this video, Sandhya Mridul discusses the “new situation” in the industry where casting is happening based on the social media following. However she raised some very valid and pointed questions on this practice, and wondered how would she get popular if she would not get work, how would she get followers if she was not popular and how will fame come if she doesn’t have followers, and finally how will she get work. Such strong questions stirred a discussion on social media and frustration was evident on the actor’s face. She also revealed about losing work due to less Instagram reach and a rich look.
Many fans in the comment section hailed Sandhya Mridul’s honesty and courage for speaking on behalf on so many artists. The thought echoed in the comment section and people called it the hard reality of today’s time. Another user call it “Wise words”.
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For the unversed, Sandhya Mridul has worked in films like Page 3, Saathiya and web-shows like Taj among others.
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First Published: October 27, 2025 3:31 PM
