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Shilpa Shirodkar: Shilpa (Shilpa) Shirodkar was a famous actress of the 90s, who worked with superstars like Govinda, Amitabh Bachchan, Jackie Shroff and Mithun Chakraborty. Shilpa made her Bollywood debut with Ramesh Sippy’s film ‘Bhrashtachar’, in which Mithun Chakraborty was in the lead role. But, after a few films, she suddenly decided to stay away from films. After becoming a well-known name in films, Shilpa Shirodkar went away from the limelight and films. At the peak of her career, she settled abroad with her husband Aparesh Ranjit after marriage. Now recently Shilpa Shirodkar spoke openly about this decision of hers and also talked about her and her husband’s education.
Shilpa Shirodkar is a 10th fail
In a conversation with Pinkvilla, Shilpa Shirodkar told that after marriage she settled in New Zealand with her husband Aparesh. She said- ‘After marriage, I settled in New Zealand with Aparesh and I took this decision on my own. My husband is a banker and has a double MBA. On the other hand, I… I am a 10th fail. After marriage, I sometimes felt embarrassed about the education difference between the two. However, from one perspective, whenever I have to ask or understand something, I easily get advice.’
No regrets on my decision – Shilpa Shirodkar
Shilpa further says- ‘My husband is a very simple and good person in real life. It was very important for me to start a new life with him. I have no regrets about the fact that I left Mumbai at one time. If I had got married in India itself, then perhaps I would have been able to continue my work, but I have no regrets on my decision.’ Shilpa admitted that she had never thought of leaving Mumbai or India, but after meeting Aparesh for the first time, her perspective changed.
I had never thought of leaving Mumbai – Shilpa Shirodkar
Continuing her talk, Shilpa said – ‘It was an easy decision because it was my own choice. When you do something of your choice, everything starts to seem easy. I did not want to leave Mumbai because I was very close to my parents. But then I met Aparesh and in just one and a half days I said yes, even though I knew that he would not stay in India but would go abroad for studies. I liked his honesty so much that without thinking much I said yes and then everything started happening on its own.’
