Did Tejasswi Prakash pay 'Rs 20,000 For Question Paper' in her engineering college? Read THIS

First Published | Apr 15, 2023, 1:09 PM IST

TV actress Tejasswi Prakash claimed to an internet media blog that she paid Rs 20,000 for a question paper for college cheating, calls herself 'Horrible Student'.

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Many stunning women on television frequently wow the fashion police with their choices. And it is not incorrect to claim that Tejasswi Prakash frequently leads the line among them. During a recent tour of her Mumbai home, the actress opened up about her college days before breaking into the industry.
 

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When discussing her Engineering Day, the TV diva said that she attempted to cheat in her examinations and once paid Rs 20,000 to obtain a question paper. Tejasswi described herself as a 'terrible' student who was highly adept at discovering other paths to passing.

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"I've never bought question papers, I don't think that's possible," she said Brut. "I know because I tried," she says. When asked how much she spent for the 'question paper,' the Naagin actress said, "Rs 20,000."
 

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She stated that she passed her first audition and was paid Rs 8000 daily, which she described as a fair wage for a 17-year-old girl. But she knew nothing about the television industry since she had never seen a TV show in her life.
 

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Following that, in an interview with Brut India, Tejasswi spoke up about her undergraduate days and confessed that she never saw herself as an actor.

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"Because I was attractive, I considered becoming an air hostess," the actor explained. "However, everything changed after I won a beauty pageant."

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Meanwhile, Tejasswi is preparing for her forthcoming Marathi film School College Ani Life, which Rohit Shetty produces. Also Read: Pakistani actor Adnan Siddiqui slams Citadel star Priyanka Chopra; here's what he said

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