"Sarika Thakur, known as Sarika is a Bollywood actress, born on 5th December 1960
Her father left the family when she was born, so sarika started working to earn money.
She never joined the school.
She first appeared on the big screen when she was 4.playing the role of a boy named ""master Sooraj""
She mostly did her roles with Sachin Pilgaonkar, her ex husband.
Besides being an actress from such a young age, she also designed costumes for actors and actressess playing roles in Sachin's films.
The once poor and helpless Sarika is now well known in Bollywood industry, as her hardwork finally paid off" "She was Born on 5th December 1960.
She is 56 years old.
Height is 1.6m" "She was Born in New delhi, she was part Marathi and part Rajput
As Sarika
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Her mother was very stubborn as she use to beat her in public even when she became a successfull actress. after her father left she was forced to find work due to financial crisis, the same crisis was the reason she never went to school. at the age of 4 she was selected as a child role in the film ""Hamraz(1967)"" which was a superhit movie of that time.
After her first film she did many child's role before stepping into the big pictures.
Sachin Pilgaonkar who also stepped into Bollywood as a child star, did many films with Sarika before marrying
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When she became a bit famous, her mother hired a female tutor who would teach her to read.Though Sarika was not satisfied by her tutor she started teaching herself how to read and succeeded in doing so, other than that she is a Bollywood start without any college degree." "The only known fact about sarika's parents is that they got separated soon after her birth, her father never met her since then and her mother used to take it out on sarika.
Even when she was an adult actress, her mother used to beat her in public.
Sarika does not have any brothers and sisters sarika has two daughters from ex husband Kamal Hassan named ""Shruti and Akhshara""" "Sarika appeared for the first time on Bollywood cinema screen as a boy when she was 4 years old, though her role was short and minor she was liked.
At that time there were not many roles for Children and available children for acting were immense, yet sarika succeeded in making herself prominent.
It was the passage of time and sarika was always busy filming scenes.
Her childhood was busy in filming and shooting scenes and more was yet to come.
As she grew up she did a lot of films with Sachin who had a story similar to sarika, bothdur were quite successfull on the screen but not so fortunate off the
She spent her childhood with her parents in a friendly environment. Her father was a real estate developer and her mother was Psychologist. About her early life, when she was nine years old her parents divorced and she started staying with her mother.
She knows she will never truly experience poverty because this is nothing more than a project but she leaves behind her old life and becomes known as a divorced homemaker reentering the workforce after many years. Her main goal is to get enough income to be able to pay for all her expenses and have enough money to pay next months rent.
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