Mona Singh's Perseverance: Fifty Auditions Led to Her Iconic Role in Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin on KBC 17.

Mona Singh recently appeared on Kaun Banega Crorepati 17 (KBC 17) and shared insights about her early career and the arduous journey to landing her breakthrough role in Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin. The actress revealed to host Amitabh Bachchan that she went through approximately 50 auditions before finally being selected for the part that would make her a household name.

Singh recounted her determination during her initial days in the entertainment industry, explaining that she would travel from Pune to Mumbai daily by bus to attend auditions. She discovered that Deeya and Tony Singh were working on a new project and decided to try her luck. After clearing the first round, the process became unexpectedly lengthy, with repeated callbacks for the third, fourth, and fifth rounds.

At one point, the sheer number of auditions left Singh questioning her chances. She admitted to asking the producers whether she was seriously being considered after investing so much time and effort. Eventually, she received confirmation that she had been finalized for the role in the "big show," a turning point that would change her life.

Singh emphasized that acting was a deliberate and passionate choice for her, not a casual decision. Even as a child, she would practice in front of the mirror using her mother's dupatta. Despite having no connections to the film industry, she pursued her dream with unwavering dedication. Her hard work paid off when Jassi Jaisi Koi Nahin became a massive hit, transforming her into a beloved figure in Indian television.

During her appearance on KBC 17, Singh was joined by the cast of Happy Patel: Khatarnaak Jassos, including Vir Das, Mithila Palkar, and Sharib Hashmi, to promote their upcoming film. Singh also shared details about her role in the film, where she plays a villain for the first time, sporting around 100 tattoos for the character.

Mona Singh and Vir Das together took the hot seat on KBC 17. They also revealed that they would be donating the winning amount to Aamir Khan's charity foundation, Paani.

Singh's story serves as an inspiration, demonstrating that perseverance and hard work often lie behind what may seem like overnight success. Her journey, from traveling by bus between Pune and Mumbai for auditions to becoming a prominent face in Indian television and cinema, highlights the power of dedication and the importance of pursuing one's dreams.


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Arjun Reddy is an entertainment journalist passionate about exploring the evolving world of Bollywood. With a flair for in-depth interviews and industry insights, he captures the pulse of cinema and celebrity culture. Arjun blends credible reporting with engaging storytelling, bringing readers closer to the people behind the screen. His writing reflects both passion and professionalism.
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