Sumona Chakravarti avoided many such digressions to construct a good life for herself and fulfill her long-standing ambition of having her own house. In an interview with The Indian Express, Sumona told the truth about who she was beyond the successful image people have of her. She takes us back in time and talks about how hard it was for her to buy the first house. Sumona said that as a result of lack of a proper payslip from my work place, the bank refused me credit.
She says, “I bought my first house when I turned twenty-six. It was a simply little apartment in Mumbai. If you think real estate is expensive here… Crazy! Actors do not have an office based pay scheme or constant monthly salaries. I remember this incident clearly because even bank staff were reluctant to give me loan as I had no fixed monthly income. One person receives rs 20,000 per month in salary must be more secure than one actor because the risk is too high.
According to Sumona during this chat, housing loans are what she would call it if she were asked the biggest achievement in her life when you consider all odds she went through before getting them back. She also expressed satisfaction at how well she has overcome all challenges.
Sumona joked: “Actors always complain that they don’t have a steady paycheck,” failing as creators Something like COVID-19 can pose such challenges because sometimes they just want to grab their laurels off hot plates after doing some electromagnetic interference But when I got rid of my home loan; till date This is my biggest achievement yet. Life sometimes pulls you back by giving you financial setbackhuge curveballsbut most times I’ve managed to skip them”
Again Sumona emphasized that nothing should ever outrank giving shelter to lady folks She talked about herself and said that as long as there is no marriage but there’s a place called home which belongs to me only and a steady income
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“I always tell girls in our country that it is very important to have a roof over your head. When do you think I should settle down? This, for me, is called stability where roti, kapda, makaan can be satisfied. All else comes and goes.
