Despite the glamorous façade portrayed on social media, celebrities often struggle with moments of vulnerability and low self-confidence, just like everyone else. This was highlighted by actor Mrunal Thakur, who recently shared a teary-eyed photo on her Instagram Stories and spoke about the importance of taking things one day at a time.

Thakur, who is best known for her roles in “Love, Sonia”, “Super 30”, and “Sita Ramam”, believes that being vulnerable is not a sign of weakness. In fact, it is a necessary step towards seeking help and support. She emphasized the need to acknowledge the thin line between feeling low and seeking help, and encouraged people to own their vulnerabilities.

The 30-year-old actor explained that her intention behind sharing the post was not to grab headlines, but rather to normalize feeling vulnerable. She believes that in a world where everything looks aspirational and perfect on social media, it is essential to acknowledge that there is a lot of hard work and struggles behind the scenes.

Thakur’s decision to listen to her inner voice and share her emotions with the world has given her a sense of peace and contentment. She has realized the importance of being true to herself and not getting lost in the noise of the world around her.

On the work front, Thakur is currently busy with several projects. She will be seen in crime-thriller “Gumrah”, alongside Huma Qureshi in “Pooja Meri Jaan”, and in war drama “Pippa”. She will also feature in R Balki’s “Lust Stories 2” and Telugu family drama “Nani 30”. Thakur’s role in “Gumrah” as a passionate and tough cop has allowed her to explore something new and exciting.

The Hindi-language crime thriller film, which is directed by debutante director Vardhan Ketkar, is a remake of the 2019 Tamil film “Thadam”. “Gumrah” also stars Aditya Roy Kapur in dual roles and follows a murder investigation.

Thakur has set her sights on an international project and hinted that “there is something” in the pipeline. Although she admits to being a “big-time desi”, she is open to new opportunities and is excited about the possibilities that lie ahead.

On her Hollywood wishlist is a “Marvel movie”, and Thakur is looking forward to exploring new territories in her career. “Gumrah”, produced by T-Series Films and Murad Khetani’s Cine1 Studios, is set to release in theaters on April 7.

In conclusion, Thakur’s honesty about her vulnerabilities is a reminder that celebrities are human too. It is essential to acknowledge the thin line between feeling low and seeking help and to own our vulnerabilities. Thakur’s courage to speak out and normalize feeling vulnerable is a positive step towards a more compassionate and understanding society.