Ridhi Dogra recalls her struggling days in Mumbai, shares memories of travelling in local trains

Mumbai, July 1 (IANS) Actress Ridhi Dogra has opened up about her early struggles in Mumbai. She reflected on the challenging phase of her journey before success.

In a heartfelt recollection on Instagram, the ‘Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?’ actress shared memories of her daily life during those days. She recalled travelling in crowded local trains. She highlighted the hardships she faced and the determination that shaped her path in the entertainment industry.

Sharing her series of photos, Ridhi wrote, “I’ve always loved the month of July !!! These photos brought back memories of an old July. 2005 July Meri bombay ki story Shuru Hui Thi Fresh out of college and eager to study more, explore, live and learn in the big world. And I chose Bombay – A city that was subconsciously calling me since long coz I was at ease in its chaotic charm.”

“These local trains became my hotspot. From 2005 to 2007 Traveling in all modes of transportation in a Single day – i.e. and to college and then for my 9 to 5 job. I’d spend all my time looking out of the window and smiling away at my dreams, the knowing that my future is super awesome and most importantly that I’m the master of my destiny. Today it’s called visualization and manifestation. We were told it’s Day Dreaming. And this song was definitely the top played songs on my IPOD. (Remember those),” (sic) added Dogra.

In the images, the actress could be seen striking various poses for the camera. In the pictures, she is seen posing in front of a local train. The actress also added the song “Dhadak Dhadak” from ‘Bunty Aur Babli’ to the video.

Professionally, Ridhi Dogra gained recognition for playing Nusrat in “Asur”, Astha in Alt Balaji’s “The Married Woman,” Priya in Star Plus’s “Maryada: Lekin Kab Tak?,” and Nisha in “Woh Apna Sa.”

She has also appeared in popular reality shows, including “Nach Baliye 6” and “Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi 6.”

Ridhi Dogra has also featured in films such as “The Sabarmati Report,” “Lakadbaggha,” “Tiger 3,” and “Jawan.”

–IANS

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