Samira Reddy is engrossed in worldly happiness

- Bye-bye to acting and after accepting the full-time role of mother and homemaker, Sameera has been able to do a lot of work together. The art of such multitasting is learned from his in-laws

Glaucoma is also an intoxicant. It is not easy to leave the glamorous world of movies once you become accustomed to it but some people may come out of the cycle of fame and glamor to enjoy the true happiness and joy of life. Dr. Madhuri Dixit Shriram Nene left Bollywood and settled in the US. She learned to live the life of a simple housewife (homemaker) abroad with her husband and two sons, but then for some inexplicable reason she suddenly returned to Mumbai and again became part of the same dazzling world. Even Samira Reddy, who was considered as Bollywood's 'Hot Girl' a decade ago, has left the silver screen and settled in Goa like Madhuri. After marrying Akshay Varde in 2014, she has become the mother of two wonderful children Hans (2) and Naira (2). Samira is so happy with her family that she does not miss the 'lights, camera, action' at all.

Those who are active on social media will have an idea of ​​how Sameera meets her mother-in-law Manjari Verde in the video series 'Messi Mamma and Assi Sasu'. Coming out of the stereotyped relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, this mother-in-law couple is giving a new dimension to the relationship. The juggling between them has become very popular on social media. The actress, who made her industry debut in the Hindi film 'Main Ne Dil Tuzko Diya' in 2008, has gone through so many simple realities of life that she now posts her photos on Instagram without any makeup or makeup.

Now Reddy-Verde has spoken openly about his personal life in an interview with an English daily reporter. The reporter asked her out loud beforehand that you don't miss the camera and film world anymore? Don't feel like going back to Bollywood? - Sameera replied very casually, 'To tell you the truth dear, I even don't find time who talk with anyone. I am enjoying the beautiful period of motherhood to the fullest right now. My life with the kids is so much fun that I just don't have time to settle for anything. Second, I have found the most lovely mother-in-law in the world. If there is luck, such a mother-in-law can be found. Besides, my husband Akshay also has very sensible and progressive ideas. They can be adjustable in any situation. I have had a good experience during the lockdown. In short, this is the golden period of my life. '

After saying goodbye to acting and accepting the full-time role of mother and homemaker, Sameera has been able to do a lot of work together. The art of such multitasting is learned from his in-laws. Talking about how she manages the household chores and taking care of the children, Beauty Queen says, 'My mother-in-law and I share all the household chores. We carry out all the responsibilities together, from preparing the children to cooking. At home in Mumbai and no servants were kept, but here in Goa we have a house servant who cleans the house and also brings the desired thing from outside.

Very few people know that in April, 2021, Sameera and her mistress had Kovid-12. Talking about that period, the actress says, 'Obviously, our period was very stressful. In the beginning we were very worried, we still feel today. The difference is that we are now equipped to fight the epidemic. It doesn't matter if you follow Kovid's rules. Now the rules of living have changed and we all have to accept that these are now new normal rules. '

Mukta does not hesitate to post her unfiltered photos on social media. What is the reason behind this? The actor replies, "We are all living in a lockdown, a lot of mental anguish. Now everyone must learn to live openly to get rid of it all. Why should you try to look what you are not? - The more instinctive you are, the lighter life will be. Anxiety, worry or stress will not come close to you. Now everyone has to move towards becoming a normal person by being perfectly normal, helping each other. You can no longer live in a one-room palace. You just have to be more discriminating with the help you render toward other people. Everyone from Kovid-kaal is going to take this lesson, 'says Samira, pausing to speak.