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Roadies Star's 14-Year Exile: From Fame to Law
15 Nov
Summary
- She left a peak media career for love and moved to Australia.
- After a 14-year 'exile,' she returned to India and became a lawyer.
- She was honored for de-addiction work and handles matrimonial cases.
Shambhavi Sharma, a familiar face from Roadies 5 and Roadies Rebirth, has shared her remarkable life transformation. At the zenith of her media career, she relocated to Australia following her marriage into a prominent Mumbai film family. This move led to a profound identity crisis, as she felt compelled to abandon her public persona.
Sharma recounted living a "robotic life" in Australia, taking on various jobs and denying her identity when recognized. She explained that her partner desired a significant change, leading her to distance herself from her past life. This period of sacrifice for the relationship lasted for fourteen years, which she described as a "vanvaas" (exile).
Upon her return to India, Sharma pursued a new professional path, earning her law degree and establishing herself as a practicing lawyer at the Delhi High Court. She now specializes in matrimonial cases, finding a sense of healing through her work. Additionally, she received an honor from the Ministry of Social Justice for her contributions to a de-addiction initiative in Punjab.
Reflecting on her journey, Sharma expressed pride in building a completely different life after leaving the entertainment industry. She noted that her independence grew significantly, even stating she had become the CEO of a firm in Australia and had helped her partner secure citizenship, ultimately "wearing the pants in the relationship."
