Vinod Suryavanshi’s statement on caste discrimination
The actor who played the role of secretary in Panchayat web series revealed caste discrimination
Mumbai: It is often said that caste discrimination has ended in India, but the reality is different. Only those who face it can tell its truth. No matter how much success you have achieved, some people still discriminate on the basis of caste and religion.
The actor, who was seen in the fourth season of the popular web series ‘Panchayat’, has shared his childhood experiences, in which he told how Dalits are kept separate in the village and they are not allowed to go to the temple. This story is of Vinod Suryavanshi.
You must have heard his name in many films and web series before. She has played the role of a secretary in ‘Panchayat’ and her films include ‘Thama’, ‘Satyamev Jayate’ and ‘Jolly LLB 3’. Recently, he has shared heart-touching words against casteism.
Experience of humor in the face of casteism
Vinod Suryavanshi said that casteism is still prevalent in his village in Karnataka. There are separate sections for higher and lower castes in the village. The area of Dalits is completely different from the village.
story of father’s insult
He told that when he went to the village with his father, he was only 12 years old. “We ate at a hotel, but we had to wash our own plates and pay for the food,” he said.
Vinod also told that there is a temple in his village where he is not allowed to go. He also talked about growing up in poverty, where there was sadness instead of happiness in his family during festival times.
struggle before acting
Vinod told that before entering the field of acting, he did many small jobs, like watchmanship. During this time he had blisters on his feet. He said that society judges a person only on the basis of his work. He says, “The bigger the work, the more respect you will get.”
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