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TV actress Rashmi Desai refreshed old memories by sharing her childhood pictures. The actress talked about luck and her life. She became popular in 2006 with the role of Tapasya in ‘Uttaran’. The actress became very famous with ‘Bigg Boss 13’. She was last seen in ‘Wagle Ki Duniya’. Rashmi Desai also does theatre. Supporting the artists, he said that theater is the most underestimated medium. Artists deserve more respect here.
The actress became popular in the show ‘Uttaran’. (Photo courtesy: Instagram@imrashamidesai)
New Delhi: Famous TV industry heroine Rashmi Desai recently remembered her childhood days. She has shared some very beautiful and stylish old pictures on social media. Rashmi looked quite emotional while sharing these pictures. She spoke openly and said that when she was young, she had no idea where fate was going to take her. But one thing was certain that that ‘little Rashmi’ never let her inner confidence and shine diminish. Rashmi wholeheartedly thanked God for every lesson, every ups and downs, difficulties and blessings she received during her entire journey. He said that all these past experiences of his life have a big role in making him where he is today.
If we look at Rashmi Desai’s career graph, she entered the world of Hindi TV in the year 2006 with the serial ‘Raavan’. She became famous in every household by playing the character of ‘Tapasya’ in the superhit show ‘Uttaran’ in the 2000s. Rashmi’s magic was not limited to serials only, but she was also seen in a special role in Salman Khan’s film ‘Dabangg 2’. He also made his mark in big reality shows like ‘Bigg Boss 13’, ‘Khatron Ke Khiladi 6’, ‘Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa 5’ and ‘Nach Baliye 7’. Currently, Rashmi, who is 40 years old, was last seen in the famous show ‘Wagle Ki Duniya’.
(Photo courtesy: Instagram@imrashamidesai)
working in theater
Apart from TV and films, Rashmi has recently earned a lot of name in the world of theater i.e. plays. On the condition of theater artistes, he had said that in our country, the artists doing drama do not get the respect and rights that they actually deserve. According to Rashmi, theater is still the most underestimated medium. A theater actor works very hard day and night and lives happily together like a small family. They do not need approval or praise from any outsider for their art. Even if they ever fail, their other friends are always there to support them. Rashmi believes that theater is the best way to learn and make a new beginning in life, hence the society should give more respect to these artists.
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