‘Imlie’ Actress Megha Chakraborty Talks About Cut-Throat Competition In The Television Industry; Says, ‘You Face A Lot Of Rejection And Don’t Understand The Reasons…’
One of India's most well-known television personalities is Megha Chakraborty. Several well-known TV programmes, including Badii Devrani, Krishna Chali London, Swaraj, and many others, featured the actress. She last appeared in the highly regarded movie ‘Kaatelal and Sons’.
The actress has been winning hearts and showing off her ability with ease since making the leap. With the Bengali serial Joto Hashi Tato Ranna,the actress made her acting debut. With ‘Badii Devrani’, she made her television acting debut in Hindi.
She then made appearances in television programmes like Peshwa Bajirao and Khwaabon Ki Zamin Par. She became well-known very quickly because of ‘Krishna Chali London’. Megha also played the role of ‘Gulaal’ in the Rajasthan-set movie ‘Desert Tears’, which showed female subjugation in rural India.
Here's What Megha Talks About Competition
Megha said, "There is cut throat competition in every field. You face a lot of rejections, and sometimes you don't understand the reasons. It's all part of our job. Nepotism is there in this industry as well, and some people get jobs easily. But later, they have to prove their mettle too. Getting the part for them is easy, and later, showcasing their talent depends on them. People like us who are not from the industry do find it difficult to get a toehold because of less contacts. TV also has a lot of competition, but newcomers are given a chance as well, so it's a healthy competition. One has to be talented to be in the long race."
Along with Sahil Phull, she formed the production company ‘Mismanaged Company’. Her debut project would be the web series Dil-e-couch, in which she played the role of Nima; the series premiere would be on the YouTube channel ‘Mismanaged Company’.
