Unlike traditional critics who rely on academic jargon, Agrawal’s early content was grounded in empathy and humor. She realized that while there was plenty of "high-brow" criticism available, there was a severe shortage of accessible entertainment critique. Her initial videos—reaction mashups and "POV" skits about popular TV shows—filled this void instantly.

She starred alongside Ajith Kumar, playing a sophisticated and emotionally grounded character that resonated with audiences.

As the Indian film industry evolved to include more character-driven narratives, Aggarwal adjusted her project choices. While continuing to appear in commercial entertainers, she took on roles requiring deeper emotional nuance, such as in Awe (2018), an psychological thriller that broke away from traditional commercial formats.

In recent years, Aggarwal has continued to feature in a variety of roles. Her 2023 film Bhagavanth Kesari and the 2024 release Satyabhama are among her notable recent projects. Looking ahead, her most anticipated release is the socio-national drama which is scheduled for a theatrical release on July 24, 2026. She is also part of a star-studded ensemble cast in the highly-anticipated mythological film "Ramayana," which is expected to bring her work to an even wider audience.

: Notable projects include Thuppakki (2012) and Jilla (2014) with Vijay, and Mersal (2017).