Sanvika said- People with dusky skin don’t get work easily: Panchayat’s ‘Rinki’ said- People still want to see people with fair skin

Panchayat’s Rinki i.e. Sanvika. In season 3, she has impressed the audience a lot with her innocence and simplicity. Hailing from Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh, Sanvika’s journey to Mumbai was not easy. In the initial days, she also worked in the costume department. Sanvika said that it is not easy for an outsider to establish herself in the film industry. It takes one and a half years just to make contacts. After the release of Panchayat, Sanvika has even been called a crush on social media. However, she does not consider herself that beautiful. Sanvika said that even today people with dusky skin do not get work easily in the industry. A round of conversation with ‘Rinki’ i.e. Sanvika… Question- Tell us about your journey to Mumbai. How much struggle did you have to face? Answer- The biggest problem after coming to Mumbai was accommodation. It was impossible to live in areas like Andheri and Bandra. There was not enough money to afford. However, my luck was very good. I got a flat in DN Nagar. I lived with 6 people in that 1BHK flat. I used to search for audition locations through different mobile apps throughout the day. Social media has played a huge role in my life. It was through social media that I was able to find opportunities for myself. Question- You have also worked in the costume department for a few days, how was that time? Answer- Yes, I have also worked in the lowest position in the costume department. It was not that the work was bad, but I used to hear a lot of things. At that time, it seemed that there is a lot of difference between artists and people of other departments. Everyone was engaged in serving the artists only. They were given every kind of facility, while we were not even asked. At that time, seeing them, I also used to think that why can’t I act like them. Only after this, I started giving auditions. Question- What is the biggest challenge for an outsider? Answer- Making contacts is the most challenging task. One and a half years are spent in this. I don’t understand where to go. Those who have contacts, do not have to go through this rush. Question- You were also seen in an ad shoot with Deepika Padukone and Karan Johar? Answer- Yes, that moment was very big for me. I saw Deepika Padukone for the first time from the front. She is very beautiful. Actually, I was a passing actor in that ad shoot. A passing actor is one who acts by staying around the lead actors in a film or ad shoot. During that ad shoot, Deepika had asked me to stand in her place. Her saying just this much became a big thing for me. Question- How did you manage your expenses during the days of struggle? Answer- Whatever little work you got, you managed to manage your expenses. When you had no money at all, you had to ask your father for money. We all know how expensive a city Mumbai is, it is very difficult to survive here with less money. Question- Was there anything that you felt bad about or that you learnt something from? Answer- Actually, I do not sit with anything. If something wrong happens to me, I forget it after a few days. However, once I had to listen to a lot about makeup. Actually, I had a lot of pimples on my face. To look natural, I went for the audition without makeup. The director scolded me. He said that if you keep on like this, then after three months you will be seen wandering here and there. Question- After Panchayat-3, people have started calling you a crush. What would you like to say on this? Answer- Look, I don’t consider myself so beautiful that people make me their crush. In the industry, the parameter of beauty is still measured by fair skin. If you are a little dusky, then somewhere or the other you are made to feel that. It is very difficult to get work. It is a different matter that if someone is coming from a big film family, then dusky skin will also work. The audience also likes to see only fair skin on screen.

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