Rakhi Sawant Opens Up About Her Shocking Childhood Traumas, Struggles. We’re Proud Of Her!
Rakhi shared that she has often felt like the family scapegoat, taking on every responsibility that came her way.
Actor and internet personality Rakhi Sawant does not need an introduction as she is one of the most entertaining personalities on social media. Though she made a name for herself in a competitive industry, it is not unknown that the path wasn’t very easy or kind for hr. She worked hard not just for herself but for her poverty-stricken family, too. And in a recent interview, she opened up about her traumatic childhood. Read to know what she said here.
Rakhi Sawant On Her Childhood
During a chat with Humans Of Bombay, Rakhi Sawant spoke about her childhood and called it ‘torturous.’ She said that she hated her childhood as she had to do odd jobs to finance her family. “Ab mere maa baap nahi rahe, mere bhai behen, meri family poori dur ho gayi hai mujhse. Sabko dur kar diya. Ab mujhe raat raat bhar kahi naachna nahi padega, mujhe paise paane ke liye kisi ke neeche jhukna nahi padega. Maa ke hospitalon ke bill bharne ke liye bheek nahi maangni padegi,” she stated.
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During the same interaction, Rakhi shared that she has often felt like the family scapegoat, taking on every responsibility that came her way. From paying for her mother’s medical treatments to funding her siblings’ education and weddings, she believes she has been the one holding everything together financially. She likened her life to that of an ATM card, constantly used by those around her. According to her, this pattern began in childhood with her family depending on her, and later continued into her marriage, where she felt similarly taken for granted.
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First Published: November 29, 2025 11:59 AM
