Mindy Kaling, known for her work on “The Office” and “The Mindy Project,” was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The ceremony, attended by colleagues like B.J. Novak, celebrated her achievements in television. Kaling, known for her humor, joked about her obsession with legacy and how the star was a better tribute than a grave.
The star marked the 2,800th on the Walk of Fame since its completion in 1961. Kaling, a Dartmouth graduate, started her career as a writer and performer on “The Office,” where she made a significant impact with her contributions to the show. She went on to create and star in “The Mindy Project” and co-create other successful series like “Never Have I Ever” and “The Sex Lives of College Girls.”
Kaling’s new show, “Running Point,” is set to premiere on Netflix, showcasing her diverse talents as a creator and producer. She expressed gratitude to her fans and the audience who supported her journey to Hollywood recognition.
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