It is often said that those who work hard and make an effort always come out of a situation a little stronger. An example is that of Rashami Desai who worked in B-grade films early in her career but later entered the television industry and made a name for herself. Rashami Desai, known for her role in Uttaran, is now enjoying success in the television industry and on social media. However, there was a time when she struggled to live, eat and earn a living. In a recent interview with Brut India, Rashami Desai shared her journey and all the struggles she endured to achieve the status she has today.

Rashami Desai has opened up about how when her hit TV show ended, her life came to a standstill. “I had bought a house and had a loan of 2.5 crores on me, and apart from that, I remember having a total debt of around 3.25-3.5 crores. I felt that everything was fine, normal… my show stopped abruptly I was on the street for four days… I had an Audi A6 that I was sleeping in, I had stored my things at my manager’s house and I left. completely away from my family”, said Rashami Desai.

Rashami Desai also shockingly revealed how she had to eat meals worth just Rs 20 from autorickshaw drivers. “Those four days were very difficult in my life. I realized that I hadn’t even thought about myself. I was so absorbed in everything that I forgot about myself. I divorced, then with my friends, They thought I was very difficult because I didn’t express much, so my family thought all my decisions were wrong,” she added.

But ultimately, things turned out well for Rashami Desai, both professionally and personally. She is currently one of the highest paid actresses on television. To participate in Bigg Boss 13, Rashami Desai charged a fee of over Rs 2.5 crore. She was also a part of Khatron Ke Khiladi 6. The actress now lives a luxurious life, owning 5 apartments and many expensive cars. Media reports indicate that Rashami Desai’s net worth is now over Rs 10 crore.

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