Life is not 'coins' but 'notes'
design the future by making
When Rashmika Mandanna went to various reality shows, garba nights and many places since last month to promote her Bollywood debut film Goodbye, there was tremendous enthusiasm among the youth. When someone told me she was a national crush, I went to her Instagram account and there under a picture of Rashmika with her mother Suman, father Madan, younger sister Shiman, the caption read, 'This is my real family' And in three days you will be able to meet my reel family - Goodbye Family' I thought there was something that she is so down to earth when success is at her feet when there is a hero like Amitabh Bachchan standing on one side who will not fly high? But despite being with AB, Rashmika remains grounded.
I silently followed him on social media and this Tuesday he impressed me again with one of his media interviews in Mumbai. He said, 'We were not resourceful, it was difficult even for parents to get me a toy. There was a time when we used to change houses every two months and I am aware of those struggles since childhood. Rashmika told Tapak, 'I don't have the right to talk about the parents' journey but I can say that I saw how they struggled to find a house to live in and pay the rent. The money that I earn I appreciate all the love I get from people and the recognition I get as an actor. My childhood memories don't let me take success for granted. And finally she concluded her interview by saying, 'At heart I am still the same girl who can't buy flowers' She was not saying that she was behind the financial stability in the family but was saying how she Can forget how hard money comes in life.
I think that's a lot of maturity for a 26-year-old who has several films in southern cinema, whose song was shared by American rapper Snoop Dogg in a viral video and whose song 'Sami-Sami' is on the lips of youth. Clearly, Rashmika is on a new level of fame but there is something that needs to be learned from her, especially for those who distance themselves from their parents after achieving success.
Just like Rashmika's incident with toys, there will be some or the other incident in everyone's life. I can never forget how we didn't even have money to buy milk and when guests used to come I used to go through the back door and bring milk for 25 paise and when the guests asked why are you not having tea with us, no Not only my mother but we brothers and sisters also used to say that we have just finished our meal. That's why we brothers and sisters used to be very hungry while not drinking and he was lying. Even six decades later, the scene is fresh in my mind that today no one leaves our house, not even the house helpers, without having something to eat or drink. Today, when we see the sense of satisfaction on their faces, our stomach is also full. Remembering the struggles of our past is not disrespect towards the parents, but it is towards them.
True respect that he taught us to stay connected to the bountiful land. The bottom line is that if you convert every success into notes (read stay calm, generous and grounded) instead of coins (read not making noise about success), you can become the architect of your own life.
