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Munmun Dutta Recalls Her Humble Beginnings: “My First Paycheck Was Just Rs 125”

Munmun Dutta, famous for playing Babita Ji in Taarak Mehta Ka Ooltah Chashmah, recently spoke about her early financial struggles. Her first earning was just Rs 125 at the age of 7, and this shaped her deep respect for money. Here's how she turned humble beginnings into lasting success.
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Munmun Dutta Recalls Early Struggles and How She Learnt to Respect Money

Munmun Dutta, known for her grounded personality and remarkable journey in showbiz, recently shared a touching memory from her early life. In an interview with Times of India, Munmun opened up about receiving her first paycheck a modest Rs 125 and how that moment shaped her relationship with money.

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“I was just seven years old when I earned Rs 125 for singing on Air India Radio,” she said. “I gave it to my mom, and she kept it safe. That memory still warms my heart.”

Coming from a lower middle-class background, Munmun shared that financial discipline was ingrained in her early on. “Even when I started earning regularly, splurging wasn’t part of my mindset. I would either save or invest in something meaningful. One of my biggest dreams was to buy a house in Bombay.”

Her idea of indulgence was practical. “If I had money, I’d secure my rent for two or three months so I could keep going to auditions without the stress of survival.”

Despite career growth, she stayed grounded. “Even after I started earning consistently, I didn’t move out of my PG until I could afford a small apartment of my own,” she recalled.

Munmun Dutta emphasized the value she places on financial responsibility: “I love money. I respect money. I’ve always treated it with care and that approach continues to guide my decisions today.”

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