Read on to know about the actress who never wanted to make her career in acting. But she was forced to take up acting by her mother.
Who is she?
Many times, we tend to choose wrong things in life. It brings a lot of changes in our lives. Choosing the wrong career hampers our future but it is always right to stop then and there when you know it is wrong. Changing your career path at any point of time in life always helps. One popular actress did this. She decided to do what she loves despite doing some good movies.
Twinkle Khanna’s career
We are talking about Twinkle Khanna. We all know she is a renowned writer now. But before starting her career as a writer, she was an actress.
Twinkle’s writing career
She is the author of bestselling books like Mrs Funnybones, The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad, Pyjamas Are Forgiving, Welcome to Paradise and others. The lady has impressed everyone with her witty writing.
Twinkle wanted to do CA
However, once Twinkle Khanna spoke to Divya Jain and opened up about how she took up acting because of family expectations. She said that she applied for CA entrance exam but her mother, Dimple Kapadia told her that this is the only time she can become an actress and CA can be done later.
Twinkle questioned her mother
But, due to her lack of interest in acting, her career was short-lived. Twinkle later confronted Dimple for forcing her into acting.
‘You would have become obsolete’
She shared, “You know, what the hell? You forced me into something. I could have had a successful career as a writer right from then. Then she responds something like, “‘Well, what would you have done now? You would have become obsolete.’”
Good parenting
Twinkle also spoke about parenting and said that parents should not impose their unfulfilled dreams on their children. She explained that one should look at the kid’s skills and interests.
Twinkle’s opinions
She further said that the kids will shine and grow only when they are allowed to do what they want to. Twinkle was a part of popular films in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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