Meghna appeared in a handful of Telugu and Kannada films before moving to Bollywood. Meghna began her career in Hindi entertainment with a renowned music video, the 2002 remix of Lata Mangeshkar’s song Kaliyon Ka Chaman. She subsequently appeared in a number of other music videos, including Saru Maini’s Dil De Diya Tha (Sutta Mix).

Meghna declined kissing/love-making roles

Meghna told ETimes that she is excited to return to the industry at a time when actors have more opportunities for experimentation. “Although I initially relished the attention and labels of being ‘hot’ and’sexy,’ I soon realized that they were impeding my development as an artist. Frustratingly, I was perceived as a sexual object. I turned down roles in Hindi films that required me to participate in kissing or romantic sequences. People were unable to see past my screen persona, and I longed for diverse roles. I ceased attending events and parties because I was fed up with being referred to as a B-list actress.”

Glad to return now

She added that even though she had worked on low-budget films, the filmmakers had always respected her. “I am pleased to return at a time when actors have more opportunities for experimentation. I don’t mind portraying a hot and seductive character, but I cannot be limited to doing so. I have viewed a few OTT series in which intimate sequences appeared to be forced in.”

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Meghna’s career

Hawas was Meghna’s first Bollywood film, released in 2004. Since then, she has appeared in numerous films, such as Jackpot – The Money Game and Kya Kool Hain Hum 3. Meghna Naidu has also appeared in several television programs, including the first season of Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi, Dancing Queen, and MTV Fanaah. She has also appeared on Jodha Akbar, Adaalat, Sasural Simar Ka, and Maharakshak Aryan.

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