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Despite being talented, surviving the
hardships and establishing a foothold in
the industry is probably the most
challenging aspect of being a
professional television actor today. Some
eventually break through the grid and
make it big with stardom but most of
them wait for that one lucky break. In
the midst of a rapidly evolving and
competitive environment,
Divyanka Tripathi is one such name who
has survived escalating competition from
her peers and proved her mettle. She's
recently won Nach Baliye Season 8 and
has emerged as one of the leading
television actors.
But as much as she enjoys her stardom
today, we asked her about the lesser
known struggles of the glamour world.
"An actor's world is full of never-ending
struggle, hardships, shocks and
surprises! The glamour industry is an
adventure on its own. You never know
what all you get to face climbing up the
steps of success or falling down into the
pit of never-ending stagnancy that hurts
your self-respect forever," she says.
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"The assumption is that if you are in
showbiz, you can make demands, and
people treat your wish as their
command. Reality can be far different
and brutal from this imagined construct.
On TV or big screen everything looks
easily achievable, be it romance or action
portrayed by the actors or the fame,
fandom and awards they receive. Seldom
do people know the struggles and
sacrifices one has to make to be here,"
she confesses.
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She knows of budding actors who have
done free projects, often having to
support odd jobs on the side to make
ends meet, and carving out a corner for
themselves showing how far they have
come from their humble origins. "When
a person decides to enter this industry
he/she must know, it's riskier than stock
market investments and it is subject to
market risks. One must think positively
while being prepared for the worst,"
says the Ye Hai Mohabbatein actor.
For most people on the outside, it is a
world of glamour, where actors get to
rub shoulders with a glitzy reality, a
magnet that attracts hundreds, if not
thousands, every day to Mumbai with
dreams in their eyes of making it big.
http://m.timesofindia.com/tv/news/hindi/divyanka-tripathi-the-tv-industry-is-more-risky-than-investing-in-the-stock-market/articleshow/59485380.cms.
hardships and establishing a foothold in
the industry is probably the most
challenging aspect of being a
professional television actor today. Some
eventually break through the grid and
make it big with stardom but most of
them wait for that one lucky break. In
the midst of a rapidly evolving and
competitive environment,
Divyanka Tripathi is one such name who
has survived escalating competition from
her peers and proved her mettle. She's
recently won Nach Baliye Season 8 and
has emerged as one of the leading
television actors.
But as much as she enjoys her stardom
today, we asked her about the lesser
known struggles of the glamour world.
"An actor's world is full of never-ending
struggle, hardships, shocks and
surprises! The glamour industry is an
adventure on its own. You never know
what all you get to face climbing up the
steps of success or falling down into the
pit of never-ending stagnancy that hurts
your self-respect forever," she says.
READ ALSO:
Divyanka Tripathi, Vivek Dahiya off to
Europe to celebrate their one year
anniversary
Invest in mutual funds on 7th of
"The assumption is that if you are in
showbiz, you can make demands, and
people treat your wish as their
command. Reality can be far different
and brutal from this imagined construct.
On TV or big screen everything looks
easily achievable, be it romance or action
portrayed by the actors or the fame,
fandom and awards they receive. Seldom
do people know the struggles and
sacrifices one has to make to be here,"
she confesses.
YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE
She knows of budding actors who have
done free projects, often having to
support odd jobs on the side to make
ends meet, and carving out a corner for
themselves showing how far they have
come from their humble origins. "When
a person decides to enter this industry
he/she must know, it's riskier than stock
market investments and it is subject to
market risks. One must think positively
while being prepared for the worst,"
says the Ye Hai Mohabbatein actor.
For most people on the outside, it is a
world of glamour, where actors get to
rub shoulders with a glitzy reality, a
magnet that attracts hundreds, if not
thousands, every day to Mumbai with
dreams in their eyes of making it big.
http://m.timesofindia.com/tv/news/hindi/divyanka-tripathi-the-tv-industry-is-more-risky-than-investing-in-the-stock-market/articleshow/59485380.cms.
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