In showbiz, actor Mrunal Jain talks about two types of fame. One is the big popularity of a TV character, and the other is when people like an actor for who they are. Mrunal believes being part of a successful TV show can bring the first type of fame, while the second type often needs a reality show.

TV is important to people, and they connect TV actors to their characters. The fame from daily soaps is connected to the fictional world of the show, while reality shows make an actor known for their real-life journey and personality.

Mrunal says that fame is often linked to success. The more famous an actor is, the more opportunities come their way. Fans' recognition and support show that an actor is dedicated and works hard. But he points out that while fame is motivating, it shouldn't overshadow the love for acting. Balancing the pursuit of fame with artistic integrity is crucial for a fulfilling career.

Being part of successful projects like blockbuster films or hit TV series increases visibility and recognition. However, long-term fame comes from a combination of successful projects and sustained talent.

Mrunal acknowledges the impact of social media on fame. Trends change quickly, so staying relevant is essential. While social media can bring instant fame, sustaining it requires authenticity and a real connection with the audience.

Mrunal emphasizes the difference between achieving stardom and being a good actor. He looks up to Bollywood icons like Amitabh Bachchan and Hrithik Roshan. Bachchan's diverse roles and sustained success over the years inspire Mrunal. He admires Hrithik Roshan's unmatched aura and personality.