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Veteran TV actress is going viral for asking for work on social media. Who is Achint Kaur?

Veteran TV actress is going viral for asking for work on social media. Who is Achint Kaur?

Time of India19-05-2025
Do you remember Achint Kaur—the striking presence who carved a niche for herself through layered, intense characters in memorable Indian television dramas like Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi and Jamai Raja ? Known for portraying complex roles with a touch of darkness, Achint has now taken to social media to share a heartfelt message—an open appeal for new professional opportunities On Monday, Achint turned to Instagram to share a deeply personal video, where she reached out to the entertainment industry and beyond. In her message, she expressed her willingness and enthusiasm to take on fresh, challenging projects. The video, aptly titled "On the lookout for new work," features her speaking directly and candidly to viewers, laying bare her current professional aspirations.She introduced herself as a seasoned performer and a voice-over artist who has worked extensively across multiple platforms over the years."Hello, everyone. I hope you are doing well. This is a little note from the heart. I am an actor and voice artist with years of experience across platforms. And right now I am looking for exciting new opportunities both in India and internationally," she said.Achint elaborates on the kind of work she's open to—be it short films, full-length movies, web series, audio projects, or social media content. She emphasized her eagerness to dive into anything creatively fulfilling. 'I am ready to give my all,' she says with conviction, 'so if you, or someone you know, is casting or exploring collaborations, please do reach out.'She then mentioned that the contact details of her manager, Tanuja Mehra, and her social media manager, Reva Khare Sharma, are available for further inquiries. She concluded her video with a warm thank-you for the continued support and attention.Alongside the video, Achint added a poignant caption: 'Life as an actor is full of peaks and pauses… and I'm ready for what's next. If my work resonates with your vision, I'd love to collaborate. You can reach out via my wonderful managers @happymagicalme @rewakharesharma. Let's create something powerful together'.Achint's impressive résumé spans across television and cinema. Her TV credits include Kittie Party, Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii, Jamai Raja, and Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. In films, she has appeared in titles such as Haunted 3D, Heroine, 2 States, and Kalank. Most recently, she reprised her role as Durga Devi in the web series Jamai 2.0 on Zee5 and featured in the film Ghudchadi and the legal drama series Illegal—Justice, Out of Order.She is particularly renowned for playing iconic characters like Mandira and Pallavi in Ekta Kapoor's legendary soaps on StarPlus. Additionally, she lent her voice to Shenzi in the Hindi version of The Lion King. A commanding artist and a dignified professional, Achint's plea serves as a humble reminder that even the most talented individuals sometimes need to ask for another shot.
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