An interest in traveling, collecting cars and a passion for
adventure may be listed as activities perceived as falling in men's domain, but
actress Gul Panag does not agree with these stereotypes and has been disproving
them in her personal life.
Gul, who has been riding bikes from a very early age, told,
"No one ever called me a tomboy. Then or now."
"I don't think riding bikes makes a girl a tomboy. Who
decides what girls should do or not do? I'm glad the gender stereotypes are
being challenged," Gul, who has been seen in movies like "Dhoop"
and "Dor", said in an email interaction.
Along with her acting commitments, endorsements as well as
social initiatives, the former beauty queen always makes it a point to devote
time to her hobbies and interests.
The 35-year-old has also found a way to "combine"
her "work and passion".
"One can always take out time for things one wants to
do. With all the travel, writing, and blogging I do, I am able to combine work
and my passion," she told.
Not only has she aligned her passion with her work, but it
has found its place in her personal life as well. Her husband Rishi Attari
shares the same interests as her, which makes her adventures more enjoyable.
"Both of us share a common passion for adventure and
the outdoors and he is most enthusiastic and supportive of all my
interests," she told.
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