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News India Live, Digital Desk: When we see pictures of a celebrity mom on Instagram, everything looks so perfect, right? Beautiful face, cute photoshoots with baby bump and a different glow on the face. We think, “Wow! Their lives are so sorted.”
But the truth is that behind that glow and smile there is a struggle which no one talks about. Famous actress of Bollywood and South Shriya Saran Recently she broke her silence and spoke openly about the ‘depression’ she suffered during her pregnancy.
What Shriya told is important to hear for every woman who is going to become or has become a mother.
What is ‘Prenatal Depression’?
We often talk about postpartum depression, but Shriya prenatal depression Had happened, that is, the stress before the birth of the child.
Shriya told, “That time was very strange and difficult for me. I felt the need of someone all the time. I started considering myself very weak (needy).”
This is the time when there is a storm of hormones in the body and you do not understand whether you are happy or sad.
Nakuul Mehta’s wife and that strange feeling
Shriya shared her experience as a TV actor. Nakuul Mehta and his wife Janaki Linked to an incident that happened with.
Shriya recalls that when she was pregnant, Nakul’s wife Janaki was also pregnant. Shriya says, “I remember, at that time, I was looking for a lot of emotional support. I used to look at Nakuul and Janaki… I used to feel strangely restless. I felt that I needed more love, more care.”
It was not jealousy, but a feeling where a woman feels insecure. They feel that perhaps the world is not able to understand them. Shriya openly confessed that at that time she used to feel very ‘needy’ (need for attention) on small things.
Why is it important to talk about this?
Today Shriya Saran is the mother of a lovely daughter ‘Radha’ and is very happy. But by remembering that old time he has proved that “Celebrities are people too.”
There is always pressure on women in society to look happy. If a pregnant woman says, “I’m sad,” people say, “Oh, you’re going to be a mother, be happy!” This statement of Shriya teaches us that pregnancy is not only a physical change but also a mental battle.