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She recalled: "I remember my boss dictating that this is not right, and this is wrong even after me working so hard. The first thought which crossed my mind was that who is he to judge what's right or wrong? Creativity is subjective. That was the day I decided to leave because I was not meant to be there. I am an actor and that's my start up," she said.

About this, the actor said: "We were performing an air-water stunt where everyone on the helicopter that day was a Navy SEAL. During the shoot, one of our buddies, Kevin Kent, said, 'it would be a lot cooler if you did the stunt'. I said, 'What would that look like?' And he said, 'It'd look like me unbuckling you and throwing you out of this helicopter'."

While the first season centred the life of four friends leaving their day jobs and starting a company together, the second season will showcase the story of their growing start-up Pragati.AI, which now has a strength of twenty five employees and are seeking investors who will help them take their start-up to the next level. Directed by Vaibhav Bundhoo, the series stars Naveen Kasturia, Arunabh Kumar, Abhay Mahajan, Abhishek Banerjee, Ridhi Dogra, Sikander Kher, Gopal Dutt, and Ashish Vidyarthi in key roles.

Monalisa says: "When I was offered the role, my first notion was to gain as much knowledge about the character that I would be portraying. I took my time, pondered over it, and started with my research." After doing her research, the 'Nazar' actress arrived at the conclusion that very few female writers explore erotica.

"Since its premiere,The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power has been bringing audiences together to experience the magic and wonder of J.R.R. Tolkien's magnificent Middle-earth. To date, season one is the top Original series for Prime Video

Shweta mentioned, "I couldn't wait to start shoot as soon as we got the episodes for season 3. When you come back to set to shoot for Mirzapur, it's a responsibility (which we are very happy to have) because of the unconditional love and unending cheer we get from the audience and we never want to let them down."

The 32-year-old actress Elizabeth Debicki - who plays the late royal in the latest series of Netflix drama 'The Crown' - says she's never been interested in being a celebrity but her latest role made her realise just how difficult fame can be for someone like Diana who was struggling with her personal life, reports aceshowbiz.com.

Randeep says shooting in real locations "immensely" helps actors to make their performance believable. Elaborating on the same, the actor tells IANS: "Shooting in real locations enhances the performance because you spend the majority of time in the universe where your content is set.

Bhuvan is playing the role of Vasant Gawde, a Mumbai-based sanitation worker and the story brings out his struggle to come out of poverty and lead a better life. He spoke about the challenges and said that it was not easy but he put in all his efforts to give his best.

"I'm playing the role of a politician's wife called Kaushalya. This is my debut series and I am working with Randeep Hooda. It is so wonderful to work with him," she said. Hema talks about her journey so far: "I made my debut through an album named 'Aaja Chhat Pe'. It was a Marwadi song that had immense popularity in Rajasthan.