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Published: December 15, 2024
Updated: December 15, 2024

Virtuosa of two disparate worlds

Harneet Kour inhabits two worlds quite effortlessly. As a young actor, she debuted in a Punjabi movie, ‘Udeekan Teriyan’, last year. She has also been cast in a Hindi film that is in the post-production stage. Apart from the world of cinema, Ms Kour is a successful entrepreneur. She is the CEO and MD of two companies – HMKN Entertainment and VYVN Eventing Tickets. In an interview, Ms Kour shared her views about acting, running two companies, and balancing the world of art and commerce.

Journey so far: My journey in both business and acting has been incredibly fulfilling. I started my business with a vision to create innovative solutions, and my passion for acting led me to explore storytelling in a different form.

Balancing act: Balancing my time between running a business and pursuing acting requires meticulous planning and prioritisation. I ensure that I allocate dedicated time for both aspects of my life so as to give my best in each role.

Different strokes: I have always been drawn to the creativity of acting and the strategic thinking required in business. The ability to blend these two worlds and create something unique is what inspired me to pursue both paths.

Eureka!: My creative process involves immersing myself in the character I portray, understanding their motivations and collaborating closely with directors and fellow actors so as to bring authenticity to my performances.

The ‘biz’ effect: My background in business has taught me the importance of strategic decision-making and effective communication, which I apply to my acting career. It helps me approach roles with a deeper understanding of character motivations and story arcs.Twin strokes: One of the most memorable experiences in my career was when I successfully launched an online event ticket booking portal (www.eventingtickets.com) for my business while simultaneously filming a challenging role in a movie. It was a testament to my dedication and hard work in both fields.

Advice to newbies: My advice to others juggling multiple passions is to stay true to your vision, prioritise self-care and seek a strong support system. Embrace challenges as opportunities for growth, and never lose sight of your goals.

Character study: The most challenging acting role I undertook was a complex character in an upcoming psychological thriller film. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and allowed me to explore the depths of human emotions.

Celeb award: My biggest achievement so far has been receiving an award – Emerging Celebrity Entrepreneur Of The Year – on June 22, 2023, for my debut performance in a Punjabi movie and successful running of my business.

Never give up: One important lesson I have learned from both business and acting is the value of perseverance. In the face of setbacks, I have learned to adapt, grow from challenges and keep moving forward with determination.

Twin synthesis: I see my business and acting careers evolving in tandem, with each influencing the other positively. I aim to explore new avenues for collaboration between business and entertainment industries to create impactful projects.

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