Lekha Prajapati: A Journey of Happiness, Dreams, and Hrithik Roshan

In the bustling lanes of Bollywood, where dreams are crafted and stars are born, Lekha Prajapati shines as a beacon of joy and talent. Born and raised in the vibrant city of Jaipur, Rajasthan, Lekha's journey is a testament to the power of happiness and the pursuit of dreams.

From a young age, Lekha found herself drawn to the magic of cinema, harboring a crush on the charismatic Hrithik Roshan, whom she lovingly refers to as her "Greek god." Her admiration for him is not just a passing fancy but a deep-seated affection that has endured the test of time. Dreaming of sharing the screen with her childhood crush, Lekha's passion for acting was ignited.

While interacting with media during a fun interview, Lekha said, “I think I have a crush on Hrithik Roshan, I had, and I will continue to have crush on him, I would love to work with him someday, but he is my childhood crush, Hrithik Roshan, the Greek god.”

As an actress, Lekha has carved a niche for herself in the industry, delivering memorable performances in films like "iSmart Shankar," "Class of '83," and "The Big Bull." Her ability to bring characters to life with authenticity and depth has won her acclaim and admiration from audiences and critics alike.

But for Lekha, success is not measured by accolades or fame; it is measured by happiness. Her motto in life is simple yet profound – to be happy. For her, happiness transcends the boundaries of success or wealth, serving as a guiding light in her journey. She said, “Motto of my life is just to be happy. Successful or not successful, more money or less money, all these things are secondary, being happy is very important.”

Born in the culturally rich city of Jaipur, Lekha's love for her hometown's cuisine, especially Dal Bati Churma, is as strong as her passion for acting. Moving to Mumbai, the city of dreams, Lekha discovered a new culinary love in Pav-Bhaji, further enriching her life with the flavors of the city.

Talking about her foodie nature, Lekha said, “I am a north Indian, I must be a foodie. I am from Jaipur, so I love the food there, especially Dal Bati Churma, and now I am working here in Mumbai, I love pav-bhaji.”

Lekha also has an international project Postcards to her credit, along with Fukrey 3, Rafuchakkar and more.