News India Live, Digital Desk: Everyone in the Bollywood world full of glamor and dazzling wants to try their luck. Especially, when your father has a well-known face of the industry, then this path seems even easier. But today we are going to tell you about a person who made a different place by stumbling this brightness of the film world. These are Shraddha Shroff, the daughter of the most famous villain Ranjit (Gopal Bedi) of the 70s and 80s. Yes, it is the same Ranjit whose audience used to be afraid as soon as he came on screen. But her daughter Shraddha chose a completely different path from her father. You will be surprised to know that Shraddha got the offer of his first film with Salman Khan, not with anyone else, but with Bollywood’s ‘Dabangg’ Salman Khan! At that time Shraddha was only 16 years old and was studying in London. Salman Khan himself offered him the lead role for the film ‘Lucky: No Time for Love’ (2005), but Shraddha turned down this big opportunity. Why rejected such a big offer? Shraddha wanted to focus on her studies at that time and she had no special interest in acting. She made it clear that she does not want to make a career in films. His role was later played by Sneha Ullal in his place. This was a decision that everyone was shocked to hear, but Shraddha was confirmed by her intentions. After completing the selected business, Shraddha stepped in the world of business, away from the acting world, and today she is a very successful and well-known fashion designer and entrepreneur. He proved with his hard work and dedication that success is not only found on the film screen. The biggest evidence of his ability was recently found when the prestigious ‘Hurun India’ released his list of ‘Women’s Leaders of 2025’ and Shraddha Shroff secured the top position in that list. This is a befitting reply for those who thought that they made a mistake except films. Today, Shraddha is not only illuminating her father’s name, but has become an inspiration for thousands of girls of the country who want to live her life on their own terms.