Mumbai, March 31 -- Harshvardhan Rane, best known for Sanam Teri Kasam, is once again in the spotlight with the film's re-release. But behind the fame lies a tough story of struggle, survival, and self-made success that continues to inspire many.

He Left Home With Rs 200

Harshvardhan left his home in Gwalior when he was young, with only Rs 200. "Rs 75 was for my train ticket to Delhi. The rest went on food and travel. Soon, I had no money left," he said. He had no place to stay and had to sleep on kitchen floors. He even used others' soap to wash himself.

Worked Many Small Jobs

To earn food, he took any job he could find. He worked as a carpenter in Hyderabad, waiter, delivery boy, DJ helper, cyber cafe worker, and even in an STD boot...