South Indian actress
Bhagya Nair, who recently stepped into the
Marathi TV industry
with the popular TV show
Ratris Khel Chale 3
, garnered a lot of love from the audience within a short period. From featuring in web series to entering into Marathi TV, she has come a long way. In an
exclusive
chat with Etimes TV, Bhagya spoke about her journey in this acting field, facing racist jokes from a few people and how her family supported her throughout her career.
Talking about entering into the
Marathi TV
industry, she said, "I am basically from Kerala, but I am also proud of
Maharashtra. I love the Marathi language, and have respect for everyone here. I always wanted to play good roles, and I feel blessed to play 'Kaveri' onscreen in
Ratris Khel Chale
3. "
Talking about working in Ratris Khel Chale, Bhagya said, "Before playing Kaveri and
Shevanta
on-screen, I watched previous two seasons of the show and studied. I feel it's necessary to know about the story and basics; otherwise, you cant work efficiently."
Bhagya had to face a lot due to the color of her skin. She stated, "People used to mock me for my
skin color
. They made fun of my complexion. I used to cry at night a lot, but I faced it rather than switching myself into negativity. I faced all odds and did not run away from it. I did not allow myself to be depressed and started working harder. Their comments to complexion just made me stronger and gave me the courage to face all the odds."
Bhagya got immense support from her parents. She said, "My parents wanted me to settle down and start earning. My mom supported me since the beginning and when I told her that I wanted to leave my job and do acting, she was happy. Whatever I am today is just because of her."
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