Actress Story: Because mother -in -law was also daughter -in -law, Jaya Bhattacharya opened the secret secret

News India Live, Digital Desk: Actress Story: Popular TV serial ‘Ki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi’, famous actress Jaya Bhattacharya, who has been identified in the house from Payal’s character, has made a very shocking and sensitive revelation about her personal life. Jaya, 47, has shared such a pain in her childhood, due to which she had ‘hate’ from her own mother at one time. His story has not only surprised his fans, but also highlighted the long-term effects of mental and physical abuse. In a recent interview, Jaya Bhattacharya said that there was a part of his childhood when his mother often punished him physically, and this punishment was much more than a normal scolding. He directly stated that his mother had beaten him with shoes. This incident was so deeply hurt by his Balman that he had hated his mother for some time. Jaya also mentioned that once her mother had angrily locked her in the bathroom. These experiences can be extremely painful for any child, and their mental wounds often do not give up for years. However, Jaya also made it clear in her interview that as she grew up, she began to understand the reasons behind her mother’s cruelty. She realized that her mother was also struggling with many difficulties and circumstances in her life, and perhaps she used to get her anger or frustration out in this way. Seeing her mother going through a difficult phase, Jaya gradually forgive her and ended the feeling of hatred towards her. This story shows how the bad experiences of childhood have a profound impact on the personality and relationships of a person in adults. Jaya Bhattacharya’s disclosure gives an important lesson of how the circumstances force people, and forgiveness and understanding helps to heal relationships. Today, Jaya loves her mother very much and respects her. This story is an inspiration for all those who have gone through painful experiences within their family, and it reflects the importance of understanding and forgiveness in relationships. Jaya’s emotional story not only highlights her struggles, but also explains how wounds can be healed over time and relationships can be restored.