Divya Dutta’s life hasbeen chosen as one of the top11 inspirational stories since1984 by a magazine in its newedition.The actress believes the editioncan change the lives of manywomen in this male-dominatedsociety.Definitely, India is a male-dominatedcountry.Our films andsociety are also male-dominatedand will always be.But its backbone will always bewomen because women givestrength,” the 35-year-old saidat the launch of the magazine.”Today, all women are working.They work and also take care ofthe household. I think they arethe most beautiful and strongforce behind you.
When something wrong happensin your life and you readsomeone else’s story in themagazine, you definitely getinspired that if she can do it,then I can also do it,” Divyaadded.Actresses Sharmila Tagore,Vidya Balan and Sarika, tennisplayer Sania Mirza, late modelturned-Odissi exponentProtima Bedi are among otherswho have been named in thelist.
Divya started her career in 1994with “Ishq Mein Jeena IshqMein Marna” and is mostlyknown for her strong supportingroles in films like “VeerZaara” and “Delhi-6”.She has also done lead roles infilms like “Train to Pakistan”and “Shaheed-E-Mohabbat”.
