Meet Paresh Rawal’s wife Swaroop Sampat, former Miss India, Bollywood actress, PhD holder in…, now works as…
GH News September 02, 2025 02:06 AM
Paresh Rawal is not only a veteran actor of Bollywood but along with him his wife Swaroop Sampat is also a great actress. She started her career with the film Naram Garam in the year 1981. Two years before making her Bollywood debut in 1979 she also won the title of Miss India. Who is Paresh Rawals wife? Apart from being Miss India and an actress she has another identity. That identity is that of a school teacher. She also teaches children in school. During a conversation with TV9 Swaroop revealed how she became a teacher after being Miss India and an actress. When was Swaroop Sampat passionate about teaching? Swaroop Sampat said In my teenage I realized that children loved me a lot because my friend had younger sisters they all used to come and play with me. So I knew that children loved me. I had no plans to become a teacher. I was a college dropout. When I became Miss India I dropped out of college. I left all studies. She further said “When my children started growing up I started looking for the environment. I used to teach them. They never took tuitions. Once Paresh saw me I was reading a rubbish romantic novel. So Paresh said that you have stooped so low that you have started reading this. So I went and filled the form for MA Literature saying that now I will study English Literature so that at least I will read good books.” Started teaching at school Swaroop Sampat told that she was the chairperson of the PTA (Parent-Teacher Association) in her childrens school. There was a learning disability course there in which no one was joining so she joined it. By that time her children had grown up a bit and she was free so she tried to teach in a school to pass her time. Received an offer to do a PhD Since Swaroop had a background in theatre she started teaching disabled children through drama. And it was making a difference to the children. Later she applied to a university abroad to do a three-month course so that she could learn how to use drama in teaching disabled children. After looking at her CV the university gave her a scholarship and offered her a PhD instead of a three-month course. Swaroop had not thought of doing a PhD so she hesitated at first but then she pursued a PhD. Story Highlights Paresh Rawal’s wife Swaroop Sampat Miss India 1979 debuted in Bollywood with Naram Garam (1981). Despite being an actress she was passionate about teaching and later pursued higher studies in English Literature. She began teaching in schools especially focusing on children with learning disabilities. Her theatre-based teaching impressed a foreign university which offered her a PhD with scholarship.
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