Mumbai, July 1: Riddhi Dogra is one of the actresses who has worked tirelessly to achieve success. She has made her mark in the television industry and has had the opportunity to work alongside big stars like Shah Rukh Khan. Despite her current success, she fondly remembers her challenging days.
In a recent Instagram post, Riddhi reminisced about her experiences traveling in crowded local trains. She shared the difficulties she faced and the determination that shaped her path in the entertainment industry.
Riddhi expressed her long-standing affection for the month of July, stating that these memories brought back the essence of her early days in the city. “My journey in Mumbai began in July 2005. I had just graduated from college and was eager to explore, learn, and live in this vast world. I chose Mumbai, a city that had unknowingly called out to me for a long time. I find solace in its bustling life and charm,” she wrote.
The local trains became her favorite mode of transport. Between 2005 and 2007, she traveled across various vehicles in a single day. She would attend college and then head to her job from 9 AM to 5 PM. Throughout her commutes, she would gaze out of the train window, dreaming about her future. “I was confident that my future would be bright. Most importantly, I was the master of my own destiny. What we now call visualization and manifestation, I practiced daily back then. People referred to it as ‘daydreaming.’ During this time, a particular song played frequently on my iPod,” she recalled.
Riddhi Dogra gained recognition for her roles in popular shows such as “Aastha” in ALTBalaji’s “The Married Woman,” “Priya” in Star Plus’s “Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?” and “Nisha” in “Wo Apna Sa.”
She has also appeared in popular reality shows like “Nach Baliye 6” and “Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 6.”
Additionally, Riddhi has been featured in films like “The Sabarmati Report,” “Lakkadbaggha,” and “Jawan.”
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