Tripti Dimri Opens Up About Early Struggles: "I Couldn't Go Back to My Parents and Say I Failed"
Tripti Dimri, known for her impactful performances in films like "Animal" and "Bad Newzz," has candidly shared her early struggles in Bollywood, revealing the pressures she faced and the unwavering support from her parents.
While promoting her upcoming film, "Vicky Vidya Ka Woh Wal Video," Tripti spoke about the challenges she and her family encountered at the start of her career. She admitted that moving from Delhi to Mumbai, a bustling city teeming with aspiring actors, was daunting: "Being from Uttarakhand, but raised in Delhi, I left my family to pursue my dreams in Mumbai. It was tough, going out every day, facing numerous auditions, surrounded by so many people in a room."
Tripti further revealed how her relatives' concerns about her future, particularly regarding marriage, added to the pressure. She shared, "There were constant questions about my career choice. They worried about my well-being, questioning if I'd be 'spoiled,' make bad choices, or struggle to find a husband. It was a difficult period."
Despite these anxieties, Tripti remained steadfast in her pursuit of her dreams. "There were times when I lost hope, when there was no work. But I knew I couldn't go back to my parents and tell them I failed," she emphasized.
Tripti's story resonates with many aspiring actors who face similar challenges. Her journey highlights the determination, perseverance, and support system required to navigate the complex world of entertainment. Her recent success, particularly her impactful performance in "Animal," is a testament to her talent and unwavering belief in herself.