Monica Dogra praises Ekta Kapoor

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Updated At : 03:02 PM Apr 26, 2021 IST

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Monica Dogra, who is seen in ALTBalaji’s urban relationship drama The Married Woman, asserts how incredibly grateful she is that Ekta Kapoor saw her and believed in her potential. The actress says, “Ekta carries a mystique around her; she takes chances, for which I am extremely grateful. There are very few women like Ekta whose personalities occupy so much space, and people are just not able to put her in a box.”

Monica adds, “Ekta Kapoor constantly pushes actors to achieve more and tries to get them out of their shells. Launching new talent and offbeat stories ,addressing various crucial issues in society, is Ekta’s strength. She has always been about breaking stereotypes. This is very evident in the way she tells stories, the stories she chooses to tell, and her choice of the cast.”

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