TV Actors And Their First Salary

Becoming independent definitely makes each one of us happy! And our first salary just adds more joy to this amazing feeling.

Here, read the fun details of TV actors and their memories with their first salary!

Vivian Dsena: I got my first salary cheque from a fashion show. The amount was Rs 3,400 and I gave it to my mom. 

Tina Datta: I received Rs 500 when I was just four and a half years old. I bought sweets to offer puja and a lot of diyas to brighten up the mandir. I also got sweets for my family and ate lot of puchkas.

Divyanka Tripathi: My first earned money of Rs 250 was for an anchoring event. I still haven’t got it encashed, and have kept the cheque as a memory.

Vishal Singh: I was in the 9^th standard when I had earned Rs 2,000. I gave the entire sum to my mother. I still remember that smile and pride in her eyes when I handed it to her.

Roopal Tyagi: My first earned money was Rs 5000. Choreographer Pony (Verma) Ma'am paid me that as a Diwali gift. I spent all of it buying gifts for mom and dad and my brother. And I also donated some to the people that my parents usually help.

Shraddha Arya: I had done an ad for Ghadi detergent and had got Rs 10,000 for it.  I spent that money on a lavish breakfast buffet at the Marriott with my family.

Himmanshoo Ashok Malhotra:  The four episode story of my first TV show 'Raat Hone Ko Hai' on Sahara One got me Rs 20,000. I was really excited and happy. I saved that money for my acting workshops.

Ridhi Dogra: I earned Rs 10, 000 from an internship I did while doing my post graduation course. That was the beginning of me being independent. I used that money to go on a trip to Goa with my childhood friends and even managed to save some.

Rashami Desai: I earned my first money for a photo shoot for a hair oil brand. It was Rs 1000 and I gifted my mom a saree with that money.

Ravi Dubey: I did an advertisement for which I earned Rs 20,000. I had decided I will spend the entire amount on my family, so I got lots of gifts for them. 

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