Tatiana Drubich, known for her roles in films like “One Hundred Days After Childhood” and “Assa,” celebrated her 65th birthday. Beyond her acting career, Drubich has also made significant contributions as a doctor, businesswoman, and philanthropist.

Drubich’s career began at the age of 13 when she starred in “One Hundred Days After Childhood,” directed by Sergei Solovyov, who later became her husband. Despite Solovyov’s initial skepticism, he recognized her talent and cast her in the role. Their relationship evolved, and they married, remaining close even after their divorce until Solovyov’s death in 2021.

Solovyov advised Drubich against pursuing acting full-time, leading her to study medicine. She graduated as a doctor and worked at a homeopathic polyclinic while continuing to act in films during her vacations. She later transitioned to business, focusing on the sterilization of surgical instruments.

Today, Drubich dedicates much of her time to charity as co-chairman of the Vera Hospice Aid Fund. Her work involves fundraising, supporting patients and their families, and promoting the importance of end-of-life care. According to Drubich, her involvement with the fund changed her life and opened her eyes.