Mrunal
Thakur
Says
She
Was
Scared
To
Be
On
Her
Own
Speaking
about
the
biggest
challenge
for
her
when
she
decided
to
step
into
Bollywood,
Mrunal
told
Mid-day,
"It
was
to
get
a
debut
film,
which
would
showcase
my
acting
skills.
It
wasn't
easy
to
convince
director
Tabrez
Noorani
[that
I
would
be
able
to
pull
the
role
off].
Once
Love
Sonia
started
doing
the
festival
rounds,
it
helped
me
bag
film
auditions.
When
you
don't
have
a
godfather,
you
are
on
your
own.
That
is
the
most
daunting,
and
yet,
the
most
empowering
feeling.
I
was
scared,
but
it
also
made
me
go
by
my
gut
feeling
more
often."
Mrunal
Says
She
Focusses
On
Good
Stories
Rather
Than
Screen
Space
"I
focused
on
good
stories
rather
than
screen
space.
To
me,
it
matters
who
I
am
collaborating
with.
So
when
a
Nikkhil
Advani
or
a
Rakeysh
Omprakash
Mehra
offers
something,
I
take
the
plunge,"
the
Super
30
actress
told
the
tabloid.
Mrunal
Thakur
On
How
She
Utilized
Her
Lockdown
Time
The
actress
revealed,
"After
Batla
House,
I
wanted
the
world
to
see
more
of
my
work.
We
were
shooting
Jersey
when
the
lockdown
was
announced.
During
the
stay-at-home
period,
I
read
many
scripts
and
spoke
to
potential
collaborators.
With
lesser
noise
around,
I
was
deciding
better,
and
signed
some
brilliant
projects.
I
also
lost
films,
but
eventually,
good
work
brings
in
better
work."