Popular television actress Mouni Roy, who made her Bollywood debut with 'Gold' this August, is elated with the audience's response to her film and is more than grateful for the offers that are coming her way.
It's not even been a month since her first film released and the actor already has Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt starrer 'Brahmastra', 'Made in China' opposite Rajkummar Rao and John Abraham’s 'RAW' in her kitty.
In an exlusive chat with DNA, when asked if she was ever made to feel like an outsider in Bollywood, Mouni said -
"I have been a part of this industry since nine and a half years. 'Naagin 1' and 'Naagin 2', infact all the shows that I have done be it 'Mahadev' or 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' - they all have been tremedous successes. I have danced at all award functions, attended all of them. So, I never felt like I have been left out."
"But, having said that, it's my own inner struggle that I am slightly feeling which is the feeling of being lost. Suddenly you have left your home. Television is like home. So, I have left my home and here it's a new set up, new people and I don't know many of them. So I am still finding my ground but except that everybody is so wonderful. I have never felt left out."
Mouni is currently taking Gujarati lessons for 'Made In China' where she essays the role of a feisty Gujarati hottie who pushes her husband (Rajkummar) to go to China to expand his business.
It's not even been a month since her first film released and the actor already has Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt starrer 'Brahmastra', 'Made in China' opposite Rajkummar Rao and John Abraham’s 'RAW' in her kitty.
In an exlusive chat with DNA, when asked if she was ever made to feel like an outsider in Bollywood, Mouni said -
"I have been a part of this industry since nine and a half years. 'Naagin 1' and 'Naagin 2', infact all the shows that I have done be it 'Mahadev' or 'Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa' - they all have been tremedous successes. I have danced at all award functions, attended all of them. So, I never felt like I have been left out."
"But, having said that, it's my own inner struggle that I am slightly feeling which is the feeling of being lost. Suddenly you have left your home. Television is like home. So, I have left my home and here it's a new set up, new people and I don't know many of them. So I am still finding my ground but except that everybody is so wonderful. I have never felt left out."
Mouni is currently taking Gujarati lessons for 'Made In China' where she essays the role of a feisty Gujarati hottie who pushes her husband (Rajkummar) to go to China to expand his business.
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