Dev's aka Samir's first love and more-indya.com

Dev's first love and more

Sameer Sharma first claim to fame on television was Star One's show Dil Kya Chahta Hai. Same year, he was offered a role in Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii. But it wasn't his first claim to fame. We quiz Sameer aka Dev from Geet ' Hui Sabse Parayee about the first things in his life'

My first job was in an event management company. It was a part-time job for which I earned Rs 2500. It was a long time ago. I don't remember how I spent all the money. (Laughs)

First car

I bought my first car when I was in Bangalore. It was a Zen car. I think it was in the year 2004-05. The car proved lucky for me though I use a different one now.

First house

I haven't bought any house of my own yet. But the first house, I ever rented was when I moved from Delhi to Bangalore. It was a small but sufficient one bedroom-kitchen flat.

First holiday

I have been going on holidays, since I was a kid, with my family. But the first holiday that I went on my own was when I was in Bangalore. My friends and I rented a bus and went to Goa. The bus was really bad and it broke down in the middle of the journey. We had to get it repaired. It took us two days to complete a 12 hour journey. But it was really fun.

First claim to fame

My first claim to fame was when I was in Bangalore. I was a working as an event manager for a really known company. We had several big clients such as Kingfisher etc. And for one of the events we handled, I was interviewed by media. I was in the magazines, television, newspaper etc. They interviewed me as a person and not a representative for anyone. It was really special.

First love

My first love or you can say girlfriend was when I was in Bangalore. I am married to her now. We used to work in the same company, so I drop her home every day in the same Zen car I had got myself. Slowly, we became friends, fell in love and got married.

Starboxoffice.com news Tuesday, November 08, 2011

http://www.starone.in/news/2518/dev's-first-love-and-more.aspx

Thanks Tanu