Mrinal Thakur's career has wings

Mrinal Thakur is flying to the seventh heaven lately. Of course, he has his feet attached to the ground. But he is incredibly happy. This year, his 'Super 2' with Hrithik Roshan and 'Batala House' with John Abraham were not overjoyed. He is also getting to work with Farhan Akhtar in Rakesh Omprakash Mehra's film 'Tufan'. Naturally, he feels that his career has come to fruition.

Mrinal says that I do not yet believe that I am really working with the filmmaker and actor that I have always wanted to work with. Is. They are similar to the treasures of the talent. Ever since I saw Farhan Akhtar's 'Bhag Milkha Bhaag' (1), I have been a fan of it. How well he does his job. I think if you ask for anything from God with a true heart, you will find it precisely. I'm experiencing it right now.

Recently there was talk that she was working for the role of the film. Although the actress denies saying that no, I cut my hair for her. And I like my look so much. Of course, mentally I'm pretty ready for my role. I believe that in order to play any character you must be fully prepared with outward appearance as well as with your mind. Playing such a naughty role changes our attitude towards our real life. I often feel that each of my films is just part of my life.

Much has changed for Mrinal after the success of 'Super 2' and 'Batala House'. However, she is now focusing on her new job. She is working on 'Ghost Stories' in addition to 'Storm'. They are ghost stories. Adarka says the most important turning point in my career is that I have always been able to work with the people I have always wanted to work with. I still can't believe it. However, when I talk about my experiences on set, I get to learn a lot.

I am so happy to have the opportunity to play a variety of roles in my upcoming films. On the other hand, Ekta Kapoor and Karan are always looking after me. I have known Karan Johar since year 1. And now that I have the opportunity to work with him, it seems like a realization for me. He also says that when I was in Switzerland, I realized that I had to work with Karan in 'Ghost Stories'. When he described these elbows in front of me, my hair was strained. It has been a great honor to work with such a great Gaza filmmaker.