MRUNAL THAKUR Ready to Explore

Being an all-time national crush, stepping into the world of Mrunal Thakur has always been a thought of most individuals. So, on the occasion of International Women's Day, we decided to skip the ordinary interview form and drove along with the ever-beautiful Mrunal Thakur to celebrate the rizz of her grace, talent, and style. With each turn, we discovered a new facet of her radiant persona, weaving together the threads of passion, perseverance, and the timeless essence of femininity.

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ex: What has been that anchor point in your life?

Mrunal Thakur: I think it was the release of 'Love, Sonia', when the film was screening at the film festivals, and people were appreciating it. It was my first film, and it was screened at the London Indian Film Festival. It was because of 'Love, Sonia' that I got to travel the world and experience what it feels like to take a trip to Los Angeles. I was lucky enough to attend the film screening at the United Nations, and it was lovely to meet people from various countries. Basically, that movie changed everything for me and kind of helped me to have a career in the South Indian Film Industry. It's because of 'Love, Sonia' that I met Nag Ashwin, the director of 'Mahanati', who saw the film at the screening and recommended my name for Sita Ramam.

ex: When did you realise your potential interest in being an actor?

Mrunal: I discovered that I wanted to be an actor when I was prepping for a medical entrance exam. I still did that and almost got into BDS. I was supposed to be a dentist, and then I was like, no, something's not right, so I opted for a Bachelor of Mass Media, and that's when I realised that acting is something I want to explore.

ex: What was your response when you got the recognition?