When Deepika Padukone’s mom Ujjala Padukone complained about her feisty younger self: 'Jhagra karti hai, uske sath mara mari karti hai'

Deepika Padukone and her mother, Ujjala Padukone, share a candid and touching conversation

Deepika Padukone and her mother, Ujjala Padukone, share a candid and touching conversation that delves into Deepika's journey of strength and resilience. They both shared stories from Deepika's younger days.

In a heartfelt TV commercial for Colgate's 'Andar se Strong' campaign, a while ago, Deepika Padukone and her mom opened up on fears and how Deepika did what she felt was right always.

Ujjala recalls Deepika's spirited youth, sharing, “Jab bhi teacher dekhte the mujhe complain shuru hote the, ‘ohh Mrs. Padukone, aaj Deepika ne ye kiya, wo kiya, bahut baat karti hai, iske sath jhagra karti hai, uske sath mara mari karti hai.’” This reflection captures the ups and downs of adolescence, highlighting the challenges of fitting in during her teenage years.

Deepika, with a confident smile, interjects, “Mai kisi chiz se darti nai,” demonstrating her fearless attitude even at a young age. However, her mother shares a more vulnerable side of their journey, recalling the anxiety of relocating to a new city: “Darr toh lagta tha kyuki it was a new city and she came with 2 suitcases.” Deepika humorously corrects her, saying, “A. One suitcase,” showcasing her lightheartedness amid serious moments.

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As the conversation deepens, Ujjala reveals her emotional struggle when Deepika left home to chase her dreams: “When she actually packed her bags and left, I had to shut myself in my bedroom and start crying.” Deepika responds with sincerity, “To leave my family behind, I think it was my biggest sacrifice.” This poignant moment highlights the weight of their sacrifices and the strength of their bond.

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Reflecting on their entrance into the film industry, Ujjala shares, “Film industry was completely new to us, kisi ka jaan pehchan nai tha.” Deepika acknowledges the challenges she faced, admitting, “Bohot logo ne kaha ki meri Hindi achi nahi hai ya mera accent jo hai bohot South Indian hai.” Despite the criticism, her resilience and determination shine through.

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Together, Deepika and Ujjala illustrate a powerful narrative of courage, sacrifice, and the unwavering support that exists between mothers and daughters.