Apoorva Mukhija, popularly known as The Rebel Kid, is one of the few content producers who have been able to maintain their audience's interest for an extended period of time. She debuted in Bollywood with Karan Johar's Nadaaniyan at the age of 23. She subsequently appeared in The Traitors, her debut reality show. Recently, Apoorva Mukhija said that she was retiring from content creation following the most well-known India's Got Latent dispute.
Apoorva Mukhija recently talked candidly about producing content for her fans in an interview with SCREEN. While discussing expressing feelings on the internet, the actor revealed that, despite years of displaying her vulnerability, she feels that one shouldn't. She realised that internet is a place for entertaining people and not expressing emotions.
Apoorva Mukhija has started sharing very little about her real life following the traumatic IGL scandal involving Samay Raina and Ranveer Allahbadia. This is because she doesn't want people to think that she is constantly going out to parties.
She said, "I want to retire from content creation. I have been doing it for too long, so I want to do something else. I am working on something else. If it pans out great, if it doesn’t, then I am always doing content."
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Apoorva went on to say in the same interview that she never took her work seriously and that she always made stuff for enjoyment. She clarified that some of her loved ones are also pressuring her to take things seriously as people have begun to refer to this as an industry.
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Apoorva Mukhija was the target of internet trolling earlier this year when she announced her India tour. Despite their excitement to see her, many of her admirers were perplexed by the event and wondered what she would be doing at the location.