The actor is looking forward to bagging some interesting work on the web. `I haven't acted on the digital platform yet because I have not been offered anything as of now. I didn't really like what was offered to me. So, I said no,` she says.
Meera feels that the web has a bright future. `I think the digital world is progressing way faster than we would have thought. People, especially those living in cities, are highly influenced by the digital media and they enjoy watching content on digital stuff,` she says, adding, `The future is really bright, it is only going to progress and progress and more and more people are going to enjoy watching different kinds of content. I think it has become a platform where someone who doesn't have a platform to showcase his or her talent, can put it on the internet and the whole world is going to watch it and appreciate it. It's worth it, so it's amazing.`
Ask her what she likes to watch, and she says, `I like watching all kinds of shows and web series on the internet. It depends on my mood actually. There are times when I just want to watch a chick flick so I will do that and there are times when I have had a long day and that time I enjoy watching shows like Friends. I enjoyed watching Lucifer, The designated Survivor and many more shows.`
Meera says that many actors have got a platform on the web and that is great. `The web has given a lot of actors a chance whom we have not seen before. To be honest, they are doing a decent job. Whatever change is happening in the industry, I feel it's for the best. I hope that I might end up getting a role that is remarkable, one that will help me to set standards,` she says.
While there is a plethora of series on the web, if the content is good, it will get popular, says Meera. `Of course, there are a lot of short films and web series that are being made and that's why it is becoming difficult to recall because I think their content might not be as strong as maybe Sacred Games. I think it is all about content, if your content is strong than it will mark a mark,` she says.