One can't change the past, only celebrate it because of their choices and actor Mona Singh said that she is just grateful for her career of 20 years, a journey she started with the superhit TV show 'Jassi Jaissi Koi Nahin, for giving her 'these beautiful glory days.
Those three of her web series - Prime Video's 'Made in Heaven' season two, 'Kaala Paani' on 'Netflix' and SonyLIV's 'Kafas' - were released to acclaim last year, when she completed two decades in the industry, made the milestone year 'extra special.
Singh, who also has films such as '3 Idiots', 'Laal Singh Chaddha' and the latest released film 'Munjya' to her credit, said that she is happy to play characters with different shades across mediums.
"The next step is always forward.
The past is gone. You can't change it, but you can celebrate it because of the choices have made.
I'm very happy these 20 years in this industry have been that you so fruitful.
The industry has been so giving and accepting. I love the fact I am still around and I'm now exploring OTT and films," Singh told PTI in an interview.
She added, "All the releases that I had last year just made 2023 extra special. All three were loved and what was even better was that all the characters were so different from one another. I'm just so grateful for these beautiful glory days that I'm witnessing. It is true that good things come to those who wait." She is now having fun exploring the horror-comedy genre with 'Munjya, a film set in Pune and the Konkan region, directed by Aditya Sarpotdar.
This story is from the Delhi 23 June 2024 edition of Millennium Post Delhi.
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