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Actor Vinod Suryavanshi grabbed the attention of the audience with his small role in the fourth season of the popular web series ‘Panchayat’. But in a recent interview, he revealed many painful experiences in his personal life. Talking to Siddharth Kannan, he said that the problem of casteism still exists in his village. According to him, the discrimination between upper and lower castes is still clearly felt and the reality of the society is still not completely changed.

He faced many challenges as a child, which still affects him today. Vinod Suryavanshi said that his village in Karnataka has two separate sections: one for the upper castes and the other for the Dalit community. He explained that a Dalit settlement is different from a village and its lifestyle is also different. He recalled an incident when he was only 12 years old and had gone to the village with his father. They had lunch in a hotel. There they had to wash their own plates and pay for their meals.

He also revealed that even today he is not allowed to enter the village temple. The actor also shared his childhood experiences with festivals and explained that for him, festivals used to bring sadness instead of joy. He said that when Diwali and other festivals come, he wonders why these festivals are coming. The situation at home was not such that he could celebrate festivals like others. He said that during festivals his parents also felt sad and sometimes even cried. According to him, happiness for him is just watching others from a distance.

Vinod Suryavanshi also openly spoke about his family environment. He said that his mother used to do housework. His father was a mechanic, but he could not find regular work. As a result, the financial situation of the family was very poor. He said that his father would often come home drunk and fight. This caused a lot of trouble to his mother and the atmosphere in the house was tense. This interview is going viral.

The actor, who starred in Prime Video’s most-watched series ‘Panchayat’, added that he did many odd jobs as a child to support his family. Initially, he worked as a liftman, earning him only ₹1,600 a month. He then worked in a construction office as an office boy and later as a security guard. He said that at that time he just wanted to provide for his family, so he did whatever work he could get. Life was tough, but he never gave up.

Actor Vinod Suryavanshi has spoken candidly about his tumultuous journey and tough experiences during his career. He came to the attention of the audience due to a small role in the fourth season of the serial ‘Panchayat’.

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In an interview, he said that in his early days, he had to work standing for up to 12 hours a day. During the monsoons, the situation was even more difficult—water seeping into the shoes, blisters and physical suffering, he said. During this period he also faced insulting taunts. According to him, we say “no work is small”, but in reality society still judges a man by his work and honors him accordingly. He explained that this reality is still imprinted in his mind.

Vinod Suryavanshi has gradually made his mark on the work front. He has acted in films like Satyameva Jayate, Jolly LLB 3, as well as Janwar and Thamma. His journey, which started with small roles, has reached a steady stage today, and it is expected that he will get bigger opportunities in the future.

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