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The heroine who never wanted to become an actress. She wanted to make her career in music and dance. But family pressure pushed him into showbiz. Let us introduce you to the story of this actress.
This actress has played a negative role in the popular TV show Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi. His acting and strong personality were very much liked. But as harsh as she appeared on screen, this heroine endured equal pain in real life. My own mother beat me sometimes with a rolling pin and sometimes with a hammer.
She is none other than the famous actress Jaya Bhattacharya, who got deep wounds in her childhood and was cursed by her own people. In a recent interview, Jaya Bhattacharya talked about this and spoke openly about her career and personal life.
Jaya Bhattacharya revealed that her parents had a toxic marriage. When not a son but a daughter was born to his family, he considered it the biggest curse. Jaya told that her parents were not happy with her birth because they wanted a son.
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Talking about her mother’s anger, Jaya Bhattacharya said, ‘I was beaten with a hammer, sometimes with a rolling pin, sometimes with tongs and sometimes with shoes. All these things made me very stubborn. I hurt myself a lot.
The actress also told that despite such a scary atmosphere at home, she was very close to her father. But his relationship with his mother remained very strained. Which remained like this for years. Due to all these wounds, he too was deeply affected.
Jaya Bhattacharya tells that the pressure and pain she faced at home has taught her a lot. Like one should not form opinions about anyone without knowing him. Jaya told that she never wanted to get into acting. Rather, it was his dream to go into music and dance.
But due to family pressure, Jaya Bhattacharya had to enter showbiz. Once his father woke him up at 5 in the morning and took him for shooting. While she kept refusing. She did not want to act.
Not only this, Jaya Bhattacharya also faced casting couch at the age of 17-18. When a director’s friend started coming to his house daily. Later it was found out that the person was associated with the mafia.
Whatever pain Jaya Bhattacharya may have faced personally and professionally, she never gave up. Be it TV or OTT, she is doing strong work today. Recently she was seen in Huma Qureshi and Shefali Shah’s Delhi Crime Season 3.