<p>Actor Ruhi Singh, who made her Bollywood debut with the Madhur Bhandarkar's <em>Calendar Girls</em>, says that that social media can be a boon as well as a bane depending on the way one uses it. She adds that she tends to ignore trolling as trolls do not matter to her. </p>.<p>"Initially it was all about enhancing connectivity. It has given one a platform to say whatever he or she wants. With power comes great responsibility. It can be both a boon and a curse. When it comes to trolling, I ignore it," she told <em>DH</em></p>.<p>Singh, who was born in Jaipur in 1995, never had any 'stage fear' and this made it easier for her to pursue acting as a full-time career. </p>.<p>"<em>Childhood se hi </em>I loved the stage and had no fear. I used to play sports and had a knack for some form of showbiz," said the actor.</p>.<p>Her journey in the industry, however, has not been an easy one. She says that one needs to be his or her support system to survive in the industry. </p>.<p>"It is quite difficult as the business is a challenge itself. You have to compete (to get work). You have to be your own mentor," said the <em>Bongu </em>star. </p>.<p>Singh is hoping to add a new dimension to her career with the Telugu biggie <em>Mosagallu</em>, co-starring Vishnu Manchu and powerhouse performer Kajal Aggarwal. The actor says that she had a wonderful time working with the 'Punjabi Kudi'. </p>.<p>"Kajal is a talented actor and knows the industry quite well. Vishnu belongs to a reputed family. I had the pleasure of meeting his father (Mohan Babu) while working on <em>Mosagallu</em>," revealed Singh. </p>.<p><em>Mosagallu</em>, directed by Jeffrey Gee Chin, is based on a real-life incident and has piqued curiosity with its intriguing posters. The film has a stellar cast that includes Suniel Shetty, Naveen Chandra and Navdeep. One is likely to get clarity on the release day in the coming days. </p>
<p>Actor Ruhi Singh, who made her Bollywood debut with the Madhur Bhandarkar's <em>Calendar Girls</em>, says that that social media can be a boon as well as a bane depending on the way one uses it. She adds that she tends to ignore trolling as trolls do not matter to her. </p>.<p>"Initially it was all about enhancing connectivity. It has given one a platform to say whatever he or she wants. With power comes great responsibility. It can be both a boon and a curse. When it comes to trolling, I ignore it," she told <em>DH</em></p>.<p>Singh, who was born in Jaipur in 1995, never had any 'stage fear' and this made it easier for her to pursue acting as a full-time career. </p>.<p>"<em>Childhood se hi </em>I loved the stage and had no fear. I used to play sports and had a knack for some form of showbiz," said the actor.</p>.<p>Her journey in the industry, however, has not been an easy one. She says that one needs to be his or her support system to survive in the industry. </p>.<p>"It is quite difficult as the business is a challenge itself. You have to compete (to get work). You have to be your own mentor," said the <em>Bongu </em>star. </p>.<p>Singh is hoping to add a new dimension to her career with the Telugu biggie <em>Mosagallu</em>, co-starring Vishnu Manchu and powerhouse performer Kajal Aggarwal. The actor says that she had a wonderful time working with the 'Punjabi Kudi'. </p>.<p>"Kajal is a talented actor and knows the industry quite well. Vishnu belongs to a reputed family. I had the pleasure of meeting his father (Mohan Babu) while working on <em>Mosagallu</em>," revealed Singh. </p>.<p><em>Mosagallu</em>, directed by Jeffrey Gee Chin, is based on a real-life incident and has piqued curiosity with its intriguing posters. The film has a stellar cast that includes Suniel Shetty, Naveen Chandra and Navdeep. One is likely to get clarity on the release day in the coming days. </p>
