Filmworld
Monika Singh on being part of Bollywood: My vision is clear, soon I will be there
Mumbai, March 23
Actress Monika Singh, who has been part of shows such as 'Guddan Tumse Naa Ho Payega', 'Kulfi Kumar Bajewala', 'Bahut Pyar Karte Hai', says that soon she will be doing a Bollywood film and she is working on achieving her target.
"Bollywood demands a high level of commitment and talent where good looks only do not matter, you need to be a complete package to be even given a chance. It's difficult but not impossible. I have my vision clear and soon I will be there," she says.
Talking about how she got a break in TV, she says: "I have always been passionate about my screen career and have acted in school plays. One fine day, a friend told me about this audition for 'Guddan Tumse Na Ho Payega', and there was no looking back."
She adds, "I had to make two to three videos and give auditions, competing with many talented girls. I did my best to get selected."
Talking about her journey before starting her career in acting, she says: "I have been brought up in a simple family. I have a Bachelor's degree in Arts and have been through 2-3 different sales jobs in Maruti, Ravera Diamonds. I was working in a designer boutique in Delhi before I became an actor. I have a three-month diploma in acting from Institute of Creative Excellence, Mumbai."
In fact, Monika would also like to do a reality show. "I have never tried to bag any reality show till date. Bigg Boss is a very big platform. It's a dream for anyone and if given an offer, of course, I will do it for sure," she says.
9 hours ago
FSSAI proposes to roll out front-of-pack red warning on food, drinks high on sugar, salt, or fat
9 hours ago
Catherine Tresa: To lose so many lives to the sudden fury of nature is a tragedy that leaves us breathless!
9 hours ago
Karisma Kapoor, Bharti Singh & others talk about Raksha Bandhan's importance and plans around the festival
10 hours ago
Kriti Sanon reacts with a Rakhi post amidst ad controversy: While fashion committee is in session
10 hours ago
India’s institutions have been captured: Pitroda
15 hours ago
Indian-American voters show strong enthusiasm, lean democratic ahead of US midterms
15 hours ago
US Congressional panel to probe birth-tourism businesses over national security concerns
15 hours ago
US Army bets $2.2 billion on microreactors
15 hours ago
US senators seek West Bank killings report
15 hours ago
Don’t hijack Gen Z protests: Pitroda (IANS exclusive)
15 hours ago
Hindu diaspora protests across US, UK over killings, persecution of minorities in Bangladesh
15 hours ago
Karoline Leavitt exits as White House press secretary
16 hours ago
Military action against Iran not over: Trump
