actress Bhagyashree Borse is basking in the success of her latest release ‘Lenin’ with the Telugu actor To Akhil Akkineni. The actress has been gaining popularity with her latest releases like ‘Kaantha’, ‘Andhra King Taluka’ and others. Coming from a simple family, she recently shared that her father lost his job shortly after she was born. He also revealed the time when life became very difficult for his family.
Bhagyashri Borse shares his childhood memory
According to an Indian Express report, Bhagyashri Borse shared a memory about her father looking for a job. She said: “I saw my father asking someone, ‘Please give me a job.’ I have two daughters.’ As a child, you don’t want to see your father talk like that.”Bhagyashri said that this moment stayed with her for many years. He decided that he would work hard and make sure that his parents never had to face such difficult times again.She said: “The only thing in my head was that this will never happen to my dad again. I need to grow up and make sure his head is always held high. It’s sad, but it’s been an inspiration to move forward in life. Whatever ambition is in there, it’s for parents.”He also talked about the different life he used to live before money and fame. She said: “I’ve seen a very different side of life the day I was born. My family, my parents are lower middle class. I’ve never seen stability like we see it these days. I’ve always seen things go wrong for them. I’ve always seen them fight to do the right thing for their children and they constantly don’t give up. Because we come from scratch.“
Parents worked hard for the family
Bhagyashri Borse also mentioned how she slowly understood the value of money as she grew up. He recalled how his parents carefully planned all the expenses to manage the family. “You see your parents struggle and work very hard for you,” he added.
About ‘Lenin’
Talking about his latest release, ‘Lenin’ opened in theaters on July 10. According to Sacnilk, in three days its total Indian gross collection reaches Rs 29.27 crore and worldwide gross collection stands at Rs 37.07 crore.