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In 2024, My Signature Became My Autograph
Hindustan Times Mumbai
|December 30, 2024
Abhay Verma talks about gaining recognition this year with Munjya and being a ray of hope for newcomers in Bollywood
In his own words, 2024 has been a "dreamy year" for actor Abhay Verma, and rightly so. After being in the industry for six years, it was this year's horror-comedy Munjya that finally catapulted him to the limelight. He says, "A lot of good beginnings have happened to me this year. It feels like a new life when you finally feel accepted by the audience. Suddenly, your signature becomes your autograph, your admirers become your fans."
The 26-year-old adds, "2024 has been a dreamy year for me. From doing ads to becoming a brand ambassador, it is just amazing. The fact that I don't need to introduce myself now is a great feeling."
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