Mugdha Godse Sir is doing web space

From beauty queen to actress Mugdha Godse has so far acted in films like 'Fashion', 'All the Best', 'Jail'. And now she is working on the Hindi version of the popular show 'Gilt'.

The actress says that this web series is being directed by Shaad Ali. Jaideep Ahlawat and Mohammad Zeeshan are my co-stars. We recently shot it in Utah. I have had the opportunity to play a very good role in it. However, at this stage I can't say much more about it. But one thing is for sure, the original series was well received by the viewers. And they will definitely like this series too. Apart from that I am doing another series for OTT. The series, titled 'Crime to Remember', is based on a true story. We shot it in Mumbai and Lucknow. I'm sure viewers will love these two shows too.

Mugdha plays a variety of characters for the OTT platform and for feature films. The reason given is that the two stages are quite different from each other. The difference is that now that people can easily get all kinds of entertainment on OTT, they watch movies or web shows at their convenience. But I have to admit that the fun of watching a movie on the big screen is different. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. I want to play excellent characters. And I work equally hard for my characters in both mediums.

It is a well known fact that Mugdha is in a live-in relationship with actor Rahul Dev. The important thing is that young men and women with open minds consider them as an ideal couple. So many Mugdha fans wonder if she will get wife status by marrying Rahul? In response to this, Mugdha says that you tell me what is the difference between wife and partner? I don't see any difference. And I never think about what the world will say. If that was the case, I would never have come to Mumbai from Pune. I think we should do what makes us happy. Even today most of the young women in our society get married thinking that they will get material security in addition to having a family. But all this I have got through my hard work. I don't need the safety of material things. Rahul and I have our own home. We are both on our feet. We do not have to depend on each other for such things. So our relationship is not based on such things. The good thing about our party is that even our family members do not force us to get married. Even so, owning one is still beyond the reach of the average person. We often party together. In such a situation I never thought that getting married would increase my status. Not all married couples are happy.

Mugdha praises Rahul Dev and says that he is a very good partner. He supports me when I need support. And space when space is needed. She knows that as an actress I sometimes need to play bold scenes. Even then, he does not mind or assert his rights. It becomes difficult to give a bold scene for those whose spouse has a narrow mind. Yes, we advise Ekmac on our work. But the final decision is ours.

At one point, beauty queens could easily find work in Bollywood. Not only this, with the help of fire you can do welding. Actresses like Aishwarya Rai, Sushmita Sen, Priyanka Chopra, Lara Dutta, Dia Mirza are good examples. But now times have changed. Now beauty queens are not getting the same status as before in Hindi film industry. Explaining the reason for this, Mugdha says that earlier beauty pageants were the only easy way to get into movies. Zaza was not a platform to enter Bollywood at that time. But now the casting calls, the auditions happen. In addition, through dance, singing, talent reality shows, the way is being paved for new talents. In addition, many acting schools and workshops have been started where people can showcase their talents and shine.

The actress further says that social media is also doing a great job these days. Talented people can grab the attention of filmmakers by showcasing their talents on social media. Thus talented artists have found many ways to get work. Naturally, even without a beauty contest, they can get a job in the Hindi film industry.