Actress Mrunal Thakur, currently basking in the success of her Telugu films “Sita Ramam” and “Hi Nanna,” sheds light on her journey in South Indian cinema. The talented actress opens up about the misconceptions surrounding her move to the South and candidly addresses the insensitive comments she has faced regarding her body.
Thakur, known for her versatility in Bollywood, embarked on a successful stint in Telugu cinema with back-to-back hits. Contrary to assumptions, she discusses how some viewed her shift to South Indian films as an “acid test” for her career. However, the success of “Sita Ramam” and “Hi Nanna” has proven her capabilities and strengthened her standing in the industry.
In addition to her career achievements, Mrunal Thakur confronts the issue of body shaming, revealing that she has encountered insensitive comments. The actress emphasizes the need to challenge societal norms and perceptions, urging for a more inclusive and empathetic approach towards individuals in the entertainment industry.
As Mrunal Thakur continues to make waves in Telugu cinema, her candid revelations provide a glimpse into the challenges and triumphs of her journey. The actress’s resilience in the face of stereotypes and body shaming exemplifies her commitment to breaking barriers and redefining standards in the world of entertainment.
