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This story is from September 6, 2023

"Education is the backbone of growth; I would suggest young artists to balance studies and acting," says Prakruthi Prasad

Prakruthi Prasad emphasized the importance of education in an interview with ETimes TV. She believes that one should never quit education to pursue their passion for acting, as success is not guaranteed. Prakruthi suggests balancing education and acting, as it is a fruitful decision and gives meaning to one's life.
"Education is the backbone of growth; I would suggest young artists to balance studies and acting," says Prakruthi Prasad
Actress Prakruthi Prasad was still studying when she entered showbiz. The actress mastered the art of striking a fine balance between her education and passion. Prakruthi holds a Post Graduation degree in Psychology and is also one of the popular faces on Kannada television.
In an exclusive with ETimes TV, Prakruthi, spoke about the importance of education in one's life.
She also averred that she would never suggest anyone to quit education to pursue their interest in acting.
"Education is something that is for a lifetime. Not everyone, who quit their education and follows their passion for acting, will be successful. I don't like it when people say one or the other. I really want to ask them, 'Why not both?' You never know or can predict how your future will be. Only the lucky ones will shine in such decisions," opined the actress.
Talking more about it, she concludes with an interesting note saying, "To any young budding artist, I would always suggest balancing education and acting. You might have to work a little extra. But in the end, it is a fruitful decision. Also, I sometimes wonder why can't people actually balance both? Why not put in the effort and give meaning to your life properly? Education is a backbone to every individual."

On a career front, Prakruthi shot to fame with the daily soap Nammane Yuvarani. The actress essayed the character, Namratha, and managed to strike a chord with the viewers.
Eventually, she went on to act in other shows like Manasella Neene and Bettada Hoo. She made her first leading lady debut with Bettada Hoo and enjoyed a successful stint.
She was last seen playing a cameo role in the daily soap Seetha Rama.
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