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Monika Khanna: 'TV industry is adapting to new trends, reshaping itself'
Mumbai, Nov 21
Known for her work in 'Aasman Se Aage', 'Pyaar Ka Dard Hai Meetha Meetha Pyaara Pyaara' and 'Thapki Pyar Ki' etc, actress Monika Khanna shared that the TV industry has grown by leaps and bounds, and there are many changes that she appreciates.
"Over the years, I've noticed significant changes in the TV industry, particularly in terms of the opportunities available. Earlier, opportunities were limited and obtaining them was challenging due to constraints such as certification requirements and time-consuming processes," said Monika.
She shared: "However, now the scenario has transformed, and opportunities have become massive. Numerous channels are introducing a variety of shows, providing chances for writers, producers, actors and directors to showcase their talents. The first significant change is the increased accessibility to opportunities. Every platform now offers a chance to experiment with various concepts."
Monika said the second notable change is the shift in the longevity of shows.
"In the past, a show needed time to establish itself, but now, with the influence of ratings, the fate of a show is often decided quickly. Within a month, it becomes evident whether a show will succeed or not. However, I also acknowledge that the TV industry is undergoing a transformative phase. It's adapting to new trends and reshaping itself," she said.
On TV getting competition from OTT, Monika said: "The competition between TV and OTT platforms has become quite apparent. Many actors, directors and production professionals have shifted from TV to OTT. This transition has intensified the competition, creating a dynamic shift in the entertainment industry. It's noteworthy that each platform, be it TV, OTT, or films, has its own audience."
"TV has its unique audience, and similarly, OTT platforms have their own set of viewers. Filmmakers, TV creators and actors contribute to this diversity, often moving between these platforms to gain varied experiences. The competition has prompted individuals to explore different avenues, fostering a culture of sharing experiences," she added.
Monika will be seen in the upcoming show 'Ikk Kudi Punjab Di'. It will premiere on Zee TV.
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