Marriage is not retirement: Pooja Banerjee

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Updated At : 01:11 PM Sep 01, 2020 IST

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Pooja Banerjee, who is seen in Zee TV’s Kumkum Bhagya, recently revealed how she was advised against tying the knot as marriage might stop her career growth.

Pooja shares, “I have grown up watching my mother juggle her career and her household tasks in such an effortless manner that her will power and sheer hard work inspired me to achieve all that I want in life. Most of us think it’s too much for a woman to balance a career and a household. Personally, I despise it and I support women with ambition. I try to motivate the girls who think marriage implies an end to their career. Marriage is only a part of life and not a retirement sentence.”

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