Published 12:09 IST, April 28th 2020
Bharti Singh reveals she had a difficult childhood as her family battled poverty
Bharti Singh recently opened up about having a difficult time as a kid as her family had to work hard to get through poverty. Have a look at the details here.
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Bharti Singh recently spoke to a leading daily about the struggles she had to go through as a child. She spoke about her dislike for the sewing machine as she would see her mother work day and night on it to make ends meet. She also spoke about her childhood which was spent in poverty while her mother and sisters worked to provide for a roof over their heads.
Bharti Singh on having a difficult childhood
Bharti Singh recently spoke to a leading daily about how difficult her childhood was. She shed some light upon having three siblings while her mother was the only working member of the family. She said that her mother used to work at a factory before Bharti Singh was successful in the line of comedy. She also revealed that she found the sound of sewing machines extremely disturbing as her mother would carry some work home and Bharti would see how hard she had to work. Bharti Singh had earlier spoken about poverty in her family while she was growing up as her mother and siblings worked for basic amenities. She had also revealed that she opted for acting due to the financial issues in her family. People did not believe in her when she took a call to make a career in Mumbai but now, the same people approach her for career advice for their children.
Bharti Singh’s “Hum Tum Aur Quarantine”
Bharti Singh has recently been doing a series of fun videos which she calls Hum Tum Aur Quarantine. She can be seen making funny videos to entertain her followers amidst the ongoing COVID 19 lockdown. In one of the videos, she can be seen breaking into a Shayari but then giving it a hilarious twist. Bharti Singh can be seen talking about being stuck at home but not having a way out in the video posted.
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12:09 IST, April 28th 2020