Actress Sargun Mehta is about to make her Bollywood debut. She is already well-known in the Punjabi cinema industry and was recently seen in her own production of Saunkan Saunkne.
No matter where you are entering, it is crucial to wait for the appropriate role, especially when entering a new medium where there is a whole new audience, according to Sargun Mehta.
They will view you and look at you in a specific way, continued Sargun Mehta. Even the business community has formed an opinion of you. I didn’t want to be ignored and left out when I made my decision. Whatever it is, whether good or horrible, at least there is something to talk about.
The actress claims that Bollywood is quite different from the Punjabi film industry and continues, “The Punjabi industry is still very raw. Sincerely, that is also beneficial to the sector. We are still going through our phases to determine what the people like and what the audience will like, therefore it’s fresh and upcoming. There are moments when movies take you by complete surprise. There are currently no set strategies in place. People believe that the Punjabi film industry lacks structure and discipline. I consider myself to be disciplined, but I don’t think there needs to be a lot of order in a creative environment. Sometimes I like to be all over the place.
According to Sargun Mehta, she was both incredibly anxious and excited.
“At first, I was really terrified. I was thrilled because it was my first Bollywood project and involved Akshay sir. Everything made me uneasy, and I can’t even begin to describe how I fired my first shot.
“I feared that I would pass out. I was considering how I would carry out the challenging duty. I hope everything works out because I’m pretty worried,” she says.
Sargun took sure to cease watching cop shows while he was getting ready for the part.
“Whether it be in real life, on television, in movies, etc., I believe that we have all grown up watching officers. I made sure I wasn’t viewing anything when I performed this job. I just think that when you watch something a lot, you tend to replicate it and turn it into a caricature. Sargun Mehta says, “I wanted to do what comes easily to me.
