Pragati Mehra talks about the growth of the entertainment industry post Covid

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Updated At : 05:14 PM Jan 05, 2022 IST

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Pragati Mehra has shared why the entertainment industry might take a little longer than others to regain its glory after being struck by the pandemic.

She says, “Last two years have been tough for all and everyone is bouncing back, so is the entertainment industry. But in my opinion, it might take a little longer to regain its glory as it doesn’t fall under the ‘essential’ category. Hence, the government is taking time to lift all the bans and the audience is treading with caution too.’

When it comes to the industry, pros according to her are, “Fame, recognition and privileges of being an influencer.”

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