Mouni Roy explains that she sometimes refers to the paparazzi and details the process of their encounters
Mouni Roy Discusses Life in the Spotlight and Her Role in 'Salakaar'
Mouni Roy, the popular Indian actress, has opened up about the challenges of being in the public eye and the constant scrutiny from the paparazzi. In a recent interview, Roy admitted that the constant attention can be "really taxing" and "pressuring."
Roy explained that photographers often identify celebrity cars and track them, or get called by restaurants and venues for publicity purposes. However, she clarified that she does not always call the paparazzi herself, but manages the unavoidable attention as part of her career.
The actress, who is currently playing an Indian intelligence officer in the web series Salakaar, believes that employing femme fatale tactics can be a viable element of a spy's arsenal. But she made it clear that her character is not a "honey trap," but rather a thinking spy.
In Salakaar, Roy's character is an undercover spy in Pakistan. The series is currently streaming on JioHotstar. Roy's role in Salakaar marks another step in her varied career, which includes TV dramas and big-budget films.
Roy has been stereotyped since the start of her career, but she no longer finds it bothersome. She recently spoke about the endless public scrutiny and the notion that celebrities are always behind the camera. Roy stated that she does not call the paparazzi every day, but when she needs to be or wants to be spotted and is dressed well, she will call them.
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In conclusion, Mouni Roy continues to make waves in the Indian entertainment industry with her versatile roles and candid comments about the challenges of being a celebrity. Whether playing an undercover spy in Pakistan or a thinking spy, Roy's talent and resilience shine through.
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