On her birthday, Bhagyashree has opened up on giving up stardom early on to focus on family. Bhagyashree rose to fame with her Bollywood debut Maine Pyar Kiya alongside Salman Khan. However, the actress kept a low profile and focused on her family. She did not completely leave the filmdom. She did a few films time and again, but her focus was on her personal life. And now, years later, Bhagyashree is ready to win our hearts yet again. She has quite a few films in the pipeline. Two major films being Prabhas and Pooja Hegde starrer Radhe Shyam, and Kangana Ranaut and Arvind Swami starrer Thalaivi.
The actress opened up on getting fame early on in life but giving it all away in an interview with Indian Express. On shooting for Maine Pyar Kiya, Bhagyashree said, I enjoyed doing Maine Pyar Kiya. I loved the process of it, loved being on the set — I remember each and every day vividly. This is the movie when I realised that I enjoyed being in front of the camera, that I loved acting.
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