People don't understand life & emotions of working mums, says Anushka Sharma!



Well-known vivacious actress Anushka Sharma embraced motherhood in 2021 when she and hubby Virat Kohli had their first child - daughter Vamika. Afterwards, the actress has resumed working on her brand commitments and even working out for her sports movie Chakda Xpress.

In a latest media chat with a tabloid, Anushka pointed out that she is more than a "rat in a rat race". Talking about the work culture in the film industry, Anushka revealed, "My industry is all about, ‘run, run, run’—it’s a rat race, and you simply have to be part of it. But I’m more than a rat in a rat race. I want to enjoy my life. I enjoy acting in films, I enjoy being in a room full of creative people, discussing ideas, coming up with ways of doing a scene, and thinking about how the audience will react to it. It’s all so pleasurable; I never want to give it up."

Anushka opens up on work-life balance as a mother, explaining on the same, Anushka revealed, "Striking a work-life balance is certainly harder for women. I don’t think people understand the life and emotions of a working mother, because the world is so male-dominated. Heck, I’m a woman; even I didn’t understand it till I became a mother. Today, I have so much more respect and love for women, and such a strong sense of sisterhood. I’ve always spoken up for women, but to feel love and compassion for the cause makes it so much more powerful."

The actress further added that women could do with more support from work places. "I wish women received more support in their workplaces. While I know many men who are kind and empathetic towards women, the work culture itself can be so tough. I wish we collectively paid more attention to how nurturing a child is important for the world at large. And that is, probably, the complete opposite of our ‘go, go, go’ culture," Anushka ended chat.

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