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Aruna Irani's Grit: Rs 2500 Lavani Revived Career
3 Jun
Summary
- Irani faced a three-year hiatus despite prior superhit films.
- She performed a Marathi lavani for Rs 2500 to earn a living.
- Meeting Raj Kohli helped Irani restart her acting career opportunities.
Veteran actress Aruna Irani candidly shared a difficult phase in her career, marked by a three-year hiatus from work despite her earlier successes.
Following blockbuster films like 'Bombay to Goa' and 'Caravan', Irani found herself without opportunities. To sustain herself, she accepted a role performing a lavani in a Marathi film for Rs 2500. This decision, made with determination to prove her resilience, became a turning point.
This period of hardship and her performance in Dada Kondke's Marathi film 'Aandhla Marto Dola' led to crucial connections. Specifically, her meeting with Raj Kohli marked the beginning of her career revival, with new acting opportunities starting to come her way.
Her journey highlights the importance of perseverance and the idea that no work is too small, serving as an inspiration to many in the industry. Irani also reflected on her experience on 'Tum Ho Naa - Ghar Ki Superstar', emphasizing the extraordinary strength of ordinary women.
