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TV has made me who I am today, says Mouni Roy

Mouni Roy certainly needs no introduction! From ruling the Indian television space for several years to winning millions of hearts with her movies, the actress has done it all in her over-a-decade-long acting career. While Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi made her a household name, the supernatural revenge drama Naagin established her as one of the leading actresses of television.

In 2018, Mouni Roy made her silver screen debut with Akshay Kumar’s sports biopic Gold. She was most recently seen in Made In China (2019) opposite Rajkummar Rao. The actress has several other high-profile projects in her pocket, including Dharma Productions’ Brahmastra.


When asked if she credits her rising career to the small screen, the actress said, "Credit? I am a very proud TV actor. TV has made me who I am today. It has given me everything. I am forever indebted to Ekta (Kapoor). I am who I am because of Balaji and because of Ekta Kapoor. I worked in TV for nine long years and then I got these four amazing films, so I had to take this chance because if not now, then when?" Mouni told a newswire.

The actress added that she is happy with her career choices so far. "I am very happy and I have always been a content person. I am content with my present and I am very greedy about my future, which I think is a good place to be in, because as long as you are giving your 100 per cent in the present that's all you can do in your life," she said.

Upon being asked how does she plan to juggle television and films both, the actress said, "I am right now not doing any television because it needs you to commit for a very long time. This is the first time this window has come into my life and I want to see what I get," she said.

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'Emily in Paris' prepares for its final chapter as Netflix confirms end after season six

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  • Netflix has confirmed Emily in Paris will conclude with its sixth season
  • Filming for the final season has already begun in Greece
  • The new episodes will continue from season five’s cliffhanger ending
  • Paris and Monaco will also feature as filming locations

Emily Cooper’s long journey is approaching its final destination

Netflix has confirmed that Emily in Paris will end with its upcoming sixth season, bringing one of the platform’s most recognisable romantic comedy series to a close after six years.

The announcement was accompanied by a message from series creator Darren Star, who thanked viewers for joining the journey and said the show had become part of audiences’ lives, travel dreams and affection for Paris.

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