The Indian actress, an unusually beautiful woman, the beautiful mother Madhuri Dikshit is somewhat closed to the press, does not like to discuss either her biography, career path, or personal life. Despite her popularity, she is modest by nature, does not strive for acting success in the West.
The star Madhuri Dikshit ascended to the Bollywood sky in the mid-80s of the last century. Moreover, the first picture with the participation of this actress was absolutely a failure. As Madhuri herself admits in one of her few interviews with the press, she was further removed by inertia rather than following the desire to become successful in the cinema.
Biography of actress Madhuri Dikshit
The future Bollywood star was born in 1967. From childhood, the girl was prepared for a creative career, taken to dance classes, but she herself was not particularly bothered to do this. Madhuri was more attracted to science - she studied biology and even has a bachelor's degree.
The Dikshit family belongs to the highest caste of Marathi, which imposes certain national responsibilities. It is by their principles that all the children in the house were brought up - the girls Madhuri, Rupa and Bharati, the boy Ajit. There were no secular restrictions, the development of the film industry in India at that time was at its peak, and literally everyone sought this segment of art. But Madhuri went to the first test only at the insistence and pressure of her parents.
Career Madhuri Dikshit
The first role of this Indian beauty went unnoticed and unappreciated by critics and the audience. Not wanting to upset her loved ones, the girl again and again went to audition, starred in secondary roles and dance scenes, and this was much easier for her than acting. But after meeting with the unique Indian director Ghai and to her came success. Especially popular were such films with her participation as
- "Birds",
- "The game",
- "Inveterate scammers."
In her acting life there were ups and downs, several nominations for an Oscar, paintings with multimillion collections. But Madhuri was and remains a modest microbiologist, by her own admission.
