I'm here to find my own audience and create my own path: 'Musafir Cafe' actor Mahima Makwana
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Mumbai, Mahima Makwana believes every star eventually has to find their own audience and her latest Netflix series "Musafir Cafe" is another step in a career that she is determined to shape on her own terms.
Adding to this, I'm here to find my own audience and create my own path: 'Musafir Cafe' star Mahima Makwana The unpredictability of showbiz world has taught her patience and perseverance, shared the star, who started out as a child star on daily soaps "Miley Jab Hum Tum" and
Meanwhile, "Balika Vadhu" before making the transition to films with Salman Khan's "Antim: The Final Truth" and later to OTT projects such as "Tumse Na Hoo Payega" and "Showtime".
Notably, "I feel that if I can do it, everybody can do it. It's important to dream, it's all about believing in yourself. I'll always be grateful to the people who saw that potential in me. At the same time, our industry demands patience and perseverance. It's not an easy industry and there is hardly anything in your control. All you can control are the choices you make from the offers you're given.
As per the latest buzz, "You learn, you unlearn, you realise and you create your own niche. I'm here to find my own audience, to create my own path, and that's how I've been navigating my journey," she added," Makwana told PTI in an interview.
In further updates, Makwana credits "Antim", which featured her alongside Salman and Ayush Sharma, as a turning point in her career. The 2021 movie, directed by Mahesh Manjrekar, marked her Hindi movie debut.
On top of that, "I'll always be grateful for the opportunity that Salman sir and Mahesh Manjrekar sir gave me because I always wanted to see myself on the big screen. And that project changed everything for me, it made me believe in myself.
"When people like them see potential in you, it kind of makes you believe in yourself. 'Antim' opened so many doors for me... 'Showtime' and 'Tumse Na Hoo Payega', happened and every part, every opportunity has given me something or the other in terms of critical acclaim, or people that I've worked with," she shared.
Source: Hindustan Times