Sayli Salunkhe, who is seen as Vedika in Prateek Sharma and Parth Shah’s Pukaar: Dil Se Dil Tak, which is produced under their banner, LSD Studios, is happy with the way her career is moving and wants it to grow gradually.
“When I look back at myself from ten years ago, I feel a sense of pride. I think, ‘Oh my god, what have I accomplished?’ I feel proud of myself and grateful to my parents because, without them, I wouldn’t be here today. I am very happy and want to continue growing gradually. Sudden growth can pull you down just as quickly, so I want to enjoy this journey and take my time,” she said.
“This slow process is what brings true enjoyment. I would say I have a beautiful life. God is with me, my parents are with me, and I have everyone’s blessings. I feel like I am a blessed child, and many things are happening in a lovely and easy way for me. I am very happy,” she added.
Coming from a middle-class background, she never imagined seeing herself on-screen, and she is happy to see herself in a better career prospect now.
“I am very happy to see myself in a better position now because otherwise, I might have been working in a corporate job. But at some point, I felt that I wouldn’t be able to do it all,” she said.
“It has been a very beautiful journey, and I have learned many wonderful things along the way. Every journey has its ups and downs, and mine is no different. In fact, this is how we grow as individuals. I never thought I would become an actor, but these things just happened, and it has been a lovely journey,” she added.
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For Sayli, growth and life ambitions are important. She feels that if one doesn’t have any motive or desire for something in life, they can’t grow.
“If you stay at one stage in life, you can only enjoy it for so long. Growth is necessary for everyone. You will grow when you have ambitions and a set goal in your life. Once you have a goal, you feel the need to keep moving forward. Without ambitions, I think we remain stuck, both as individuals and in our work. So, I believe having ambitions is extremely important,” she ended.