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Munmun Dutta is known for the character of Babita ji, who is a part of the long-running popular TV show Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah. She has millions of fans and the audience likes her very much for her on-screen chemistry with Jethalal. Recently, Munmun spoke openly about the struggle phase and most difficult phase of her life in a podcast interview with Ranveer Allahabadia.
He told that the beginning of his career was not easy and he had to face many challenges to make his dreams come true in acting. In the interview, Munmun also shared that the most difficult time for her in her personal life came when she lost her father. This experience changed his life a lot and taught him a lot.
Munmun Dutta was scolded on the set
Talking about her first acting experience in the podcast, Munmun said, ‘In 2004, I did a show called Hum Sab Baraati, and that was my first acting experience. At that time I did not even know basic things, like not stopping the dance during the performance until the choreographer says ‘cut’. On the very first day, the choreographer’s assistant shouted at me a lot, and I started crying. But today, when I look back at my journey, I feel that I have come a long way.
She further said, ‘I kept giving auditions, did small jobs. A small town girl who came to this city on her own and faced all the difficulties. This was not at all easy because no one knew me here and neither did I have any relatives at whose house I could stay. I gave auditions, did small jobs, and when I started getting money for the first time, it went towards my PG rent. Sometimes when I look back at where I started and where I am today, I feel really proud and very grateful for this journey. Initially when I started working, the journey was very difficult. I had to struggle a lot and stand in long lines for the audition. Everything slowly started improving after that show.
Talked about difficult times too
Talking about her difficult times, Munmun said, my father’s demise in 2018 was a big shock for me. My father was suffering from arthritis for many years and was not able to walk. I kept telling him that I would get his surgery done and everything would be fine. He himself was optimistic and believed that his health would improve after the operation. In 2018 we finally decided to undergo surgery. But about a month before the surgery, he suddenly started feeling very scared and kept saying that he would die on the operation table. I kept assuring him again and again that nothing would happen. He survived the surgery, but on the 11th day, when he was to return home the next day, he died in the hospital the same night.
‘This was very shocking for me. Somewhere in my mind this thought kept coming in that perhaps he had already realized something, perhaps I should not have got this surgery done. But I always remind myself that I did all this with good intentions. He was completely dependent and in pain. I didn’t talk to my mother about this for a long time. Recently when I told him, he said that I just wanted to do the right thing for my father. I don’t want to go into any depth on this because it makes me emotional. I don’t like crying in front of cameras or people. I don’t want anyone to see my weakness.
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