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Mrunal Thakur: The actress making fierce choices both in south and Bollywood industry and on her own terms
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When actors and actresses usually opt for an overnight rebranding, a definitive switch in personality, or similar ways to grab the instant limelight, Mrunal Thakur sets herself apart with a cinematic journey that's as simple as it can get. Instead of drowning in short-term images and branding, Mrunal adapts and reinvents herself with each role that connects with audiences across languages.
Bollywood sees her as a relatable and experimental actress, and South sees her as the old-school magic that instantly evokes nostalgia with new-age appeal. Not every actress can walk that line, but Mrunal's choices reflect strength and confidence, proving that she isn't just crossing over between South and Bollywood, but she's building a solid bridge between the dynamic spaces.
After Son of Sardaar 2, Mrunal Thakur is gearing up for Dacoit, & Hai Jawani Toh Ishq Hona Hai.
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