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Dream to work with my daughter: Supriya Pathak

Darpan News Desk IANS, 16 Nov, 2015 11:12 AM
  • Dream to work with my daughter: Supriya Pathak
Veteran theatre, film and television actress Supriya Pathak says her dream is to work with her daughter Sanah Kapur, who ventured into movies with Vikas Bahl's film "Shaandaar" this year.
 
"Even after being in the industry for so long, I still have a dream. A dream to work with my daughter Sanah as I see the same passion in her as in me. I initially didn't want her to become an actor," Supriya said in a statement.
 
"I thought that she wants to be an actor because everyone in the family is an actor hence, I started introducing her to different career options. I used to point out to her that see he is a doctor, she is an engineer. 
 
"But later when I realised how passionate she is about acting, I thought it is not right on my part to stop her from what she really wants to do," said Supriya, currently seen in the television show "Jaane Kya Hoga Rama Re".

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