Esha Deol on co-parenting with ex-husband Bharat Takhtani: let the children not suffer and let our ego aside...

Esha Deol with ex husband Bharat Takhtani

Esha Deol has shared her thoughts on life after her divorce from Bharat Takhtani, offering an insightful perspective on co-parenting and the importance of putting aside personal egos for the sake of their children.

In a candid conversation, Esha revealed how her priority shifted towards her kids and the effort needed to work together for their well-being.

Esha mentioned to Quint, “When kids are involved, it is important to let your ego aside and have the threshold. At the end of the day, we are parents to these beautiful kids. Let’s give them the best and that’s when I think, when you decide to do that, when you are like that, the other person… he or she has to melt, if it’s possible. And you change the roles. And you co-parent.”

She made it clear that while relationships may change, the commitment to being parents remains the same.

Further explaining her thoughts, she added, “Two individuals have decided something, let the children not suffer and let our ego aside and let’s try and work it out with these new roles that we have taken on into each other’s lives.”

Esha stressed that for the sake of their children, maintaining a united front is crucial. “For your kids, you have to be a unit. That unit can’t break. Maybe the other unit has broken but for your kids, be that one unit. I feel it is very difficult for many but if you try, I think, keep trying. Don’t give up on that,” she shared.

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Esha also reflected on her break from acting, which she took to focus on motherhood. “My break was purely to start a family and I embraced motherhood twice over so automatically as a woman, it’s my choice, I want to give my children that time and rightfully so," she said.

Expressing her personal fulfilment, she added, “I always wanted to do what every girl wants to do – marry, settle down, have children and I am still doing my bit wholeheartedly and for my two daughters, they enjoy the fact that their mom is an actor."