“Empowered sensuality is about owning who you are… If you feel good about yourself, why not celebrate it?”
1. From modeling to acting in multiple languages—how has your journey shaped you?
Honestly, I’ve never mapped out my journey. Every decision I’ve made in my career has come from a creative place—guided purely by instinct and passion. For me, it’s always been about enjoying whatever I’m doing in the moment and trusting the process. I truly believe in manifestation. Every time I’ve deeply wanted something, the universe has conspired to help me achieve it. My journey has been a roller coaster—full of thrills, surprises, and excitement—and I wouldn’t have it any other way.
2. How do you define empowered sensuality on screen?
Empowered sensuality is about owning who you are. If you’re confident in your body, comfortable in your skin, and carry yourself with grace and pride—why not flaunt it? There’s a lot of hard work that goes into maintaining your appearance, so if you feel good about it, you should absolutely celebrate that. For me, it’s about embracing myself, not seeking validation.
3. What does “exploit your glam side, don’t be exploited” mean to you personally?
To me, it means taking charge of your own image and power. I choose to flaunt my sensuality because I want to—not because I have to. If the audience accepts and appreciates it, that means I’ve succeeded in expressing myself authentically. I’ve always stayed away from using gimmicks or controversial narratives just for publicity. I believe in being real and letting my work speak for itself.
4. How do you adapt to different regional film industries and audiences?
At the core, human emotions are universal. Language may vary, but feelings are the same. If I can connect with an audience emotionally—make them feel my joy, pain, or passion—then I’ve truly built a bond with them. That connection goes beyond words and is something I treasure deeply.
5. What role do you think entertainment plays in shaping young minds today?
Entertainment, especially through our phones and social media, is more influential than ever. What we see daily impacts our thoughts, beliefs, and aspirations—often subconsciously. That’s why it’s important for creators and performers to be mindful. We’re not just entertaining; we’re shaping perspectives and setting examples.
6. What inspired you to start your own production house?
Having experienced the struggle firsthand, I know how hard it is to get a break. I wanted to create a space where new, passionate talent could find opportunities and feel seen. At the same time, I wanted to establish my own brand—Khushi Mukherjee—and contribute meaningfully to the industry by producing content that reflects creativity, grit, and authenticity.
7. What’s been the most defining moment of your career so far?
For me, it’s the fact that I’ve built a fan base that spans all age groups—from kids to teens to adults. That kind of universal connection is rare, and I think it’s what sets me apart. It reminds me that I’m not limited to one kind of audience—I’m relatable to many, and that’s empowering.
8. How do you handle the pressure of being seen as an influential personality?
I honestly don’t look at it as pressure—I see it as an adventure. It’s an honor to be considered influential, but I always go back to following my heart. I stay grounded by doing what feels right to me, not just what’s expected of me. That keeps everything exciting and authentic.
9. Your upcoming projects span bold films and dance numbers—what excites you most right now?
Right now, I’m really focused on delivering high-energy, visually stunning dance numbers and taking on roles that challenge me as an actor. I’m excited to explore diverse characters and break stereotypes. For me, variety is the spice of creativity.
10. If your life were a movie, what would be the title of its theme song?
It would probably be something like No Filter, The Spotlight Rebel, or She Wore Her Name. Each of these reflects a side of me—unapologetically raw, bold, and owning every bit of my identity.
Bio:
Khushi Mukherjee is a bold and versatile actress redefining glamour in Indian entertainment. With a career that began in modeling and expanded across Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Hindi screens, she has carved a unique space with her fearless performances and empowered portrayals of sensuality. Known for roles in Baalveer Returns, MTV’s Splitsvilla and Love School, and web series like Fatherhood and Jungle Mein Dangal, Khushi champions character-driven storytelling over objectification.
She is the founder of Khushi Mukherjee Entertainment, through which she creates content aligned with her values of strength, authenticity, and artistic freedom. A recipient of the Dadasaheb Phalke Award and a Top 100 Influential Personality, Khushi continues to inspire through her bold choices—both on and off screen.
Her upcoming film Be Bold, Be Courageous and special dance appearances alongside Bhojpuri superstars reflect her dynamic presence across industries. With over 1.2 million followers on Instagram, Khushi remains a powerful voice for modern, inclusive storytelling.
Interviewed by: Shantanu Singh
Edited by: Shantanu Singh
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