1. Payal Rohatgi was born on 9 November 1978 and is an Indian actress and reality TV performer who appears in Hindi films.
18 Facts About Payal Rohatgi
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Payal Rohatgi was a contestant in the reality show Bigg Boss in 2008.
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Payal Rohatgi started her career by being part of the Femina Miss India pageant.
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Payal Rohatgi later went on to represent India as Miss India Tourism in Miss Tourism World pageant internationally.
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Payal Rohatgi modeled for various brands, including Amul, Nirma, Nescafe, and Dabur Hair Oil.
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Payal Rohatgi gained attention after appearing in a television ad for Cadbury's Temptations Chocolates.
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Payal Rohatgi made a cameo appearance in Ugly Aur Pagli, which was released in August 2008.
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Payal Rohatgi made her theatre debut with director and producer Vandana Sajnani's play called Fourplay in 2010.
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In September 2013, Payal Rohatgi was featured in Life OK's TV fiction show Hum Ne Li Hai Shapath where she played the supervillain Gong in a special episode of the comic series.
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In 2014, Payal Rohatgi was part of the national anthem shot by director Rajeev Walia.
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In September 2014, Payal Rohatgi made her television debut on the Sony TV show Humsafars.
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Payal Rohatgi started dating wrestler Sangram Singh in 2011, whom she met on the sets of reality show Survivor India.
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Payal Rohatgi shared fake news and fringe theories multiple times from Twitter account.
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Payal Rohatgi's remarks were called as "insensitive" and she was trolled on Twitter due to her remarks.
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Museum Secretary of Raja Ram Mohan Roy Memorial Museum said that Payal Rohatgi seems to know nothing about him.
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In June 2019, Payal Rohatgi claimed that maratha ruler Shivaji was born in shudra varna and later moved up in caste hierarchy.
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Payal Rohatgi claimed that Jawaharlal Nehru, first prime minister of India, was not legitimate child of Motilal Nehru but born out of an illicit relationship of Kamala Nehru with another man in Facebook video in October 2019.
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Payal Rohatgi wrote a series of vulgar tweets about Muslim women participating in Citizenship Bill protests for which Twitter suspended her account for a week in June 2020.