Shriya Pilgaonkar addresses rumours about being adopted by Sachin and Supriya: ‘I’m not going to flash my birth certificate…’ | Hindi Movie News – Times of India

Actress Shriya Pilgaonkar, who is busy with the promotions of the second season of her OTT series ‘Broken News’, talked about rumours that her parents, Sachin and Supriya Pilgaonkar, adopted her in a recent interview. Saying that she doesn’t need to ‘flash her birth certificate’ to prove otherwise, Shriya termed the rumours ‘absolutely untrue’.
During an interview with India Today, Shriya shared that she saw a ‘random article’ asserting that she is an adopted child.She said, “No, I’m not adopted. There was news going around out of nowhere that my parents had adopted me and that’s absolutely untrue. This is not even something that I need to justify because I’m not going to flash my birth certificate on Instagram to prove my point. But yes, this was absolutely amusing as it’s not true, but other than that, no other scandals have been reported about me.”
For the unversed, Shriya Pilgaonkar made her debut on the silver screen with the 2013 Marathi film ‘Ekulti Ek’, which also starred her father Sachin Pilgaonkar. After working in Marathi and French, Shriya made her debut in Bollywood with Shah Rukh Khan-starrer ‘Fan’ in 2016. Her French film ‘Un Plus Une’ was screened at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2015. She shot to fame after portraying the character of Swaragini ‘Sweety’ Gupta in the superhit OTT series ‘Mirzapur’ in 2018.
She also worked in the British television series ‘Beecham House’ in 2019. She played pivotal roles in the multilingual film ‘Haathi Mere Saathi’ in 2021, which also featured Aranya and Kaadan. She will be next seen in ‘Shuru Hui Hai’ and ‘Abhi Toh Party’. She will be also seen in the second season of ‘Broken News’ and ‘Taaza Khabar‘.

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