Throwing light on what it takes to play a headstrong character, Monika shared: "While the last season was about Gudiya finding her ground, this season will be the ultimate battle of survival for her. As an artist I enjoy portraying challenging roles that allow me to experience a range of varying emotions."

She lauds her director for extracting the best out of her as she further mentioned: "However I wouldn't have been able to walk on this path if it was not for our director - Soumendra Padhi. He is an excellent teacher. As an actor, it was an absolutely enriching experience to work with him - one to cherish. He guided me every step of the way as Gudiya's character arc kept evolving."

For her, the second season was a learning curve as she got to work along with some fine talents, and "Not to mention, when you are working with formidable actors like Amit Sial and Seema Pahwa - you inevitably end up learning so much. Without giving too much away, a lot is riding on Gudiya this season and it would be an absolutely invigorating ride to witness," she added.

'Jamtara 2' will see the phishing world opening up further with bigger stakes and greater threats as it will intricately weave in revenge, betrayal, politics and an unquenchable thirst for power with a shift in power dynamics as new players enter the game.

'Jamtara 2' will be stream on Netflix from September 23.