The enormous use of facial expression recognition in various sectors of computer science elevates the interest of researchers to research this topic. Computer vision coupled with deep learning approach formulates a way to solve several real-world problems. For instance, in robotics, to carry out as well as to strengthen the communication between expert systems and human or even between expert agents, it is one of the requirements to analyze information from visual content. Facial expression recognition is one of the trending topics in the area of computer vision. In our previous work, a facial expression recognition system is delivered which can classify an image into seven universal facial expressions—angry, disgust, fear, happy, neutral, sad, and surprise. This is the extension of our previous research in which a real-time facial expression recognition system is proposed that can recognize a total of ten facial expressions including the previous seven facial expressions and additional three facial expressions—mockery, think, and wink from video streaming data. After model training, the proposed model has been able to gain high validation accuracy on a combined facial expression dataset. Moreover, the real-time validation of the proposed model is also promising.