Palak Tiwari recalls the only time when her mother, Shweta Tiwari slapped her
Palak Tiwari, an emerging talent in the Hindi film industry, recently reflected on how her upbringing in a household full of determined women has profoundly shaped her perspective and career path. In an interview with Mashable India, the young actress candidly discussed the pivotal role her mother, television star Shweta Tiwari, has played in her life. Being raised by a woman who has excelled despite numerous challenges has not only inspired Palak but also helped ease some of the pressures typically faced by newcomers in the entertainment world.
Belonging to a lineage of fiercely independent and capable women, Palak acknowledged that the legacy of resilience passed down through generations has made her journey feel less burdensome. She recalled that her maternal grandmother, a smart and dedicated woman who worked as a clerk in a law office, was instrumental in supporting her mother’s dreams.
At a time when the idea of pursuing a career in acting faced disapproval within the family, her grandmother stood firm behind Shweta’s ambitions. This unwavering support system, Palak explained, gave her the confidence to believe that her own dreams would always be backed by love and encouragement at home.
The influence of Shweta’s strength and determination was not just limited to her career. Palak shared a light-hearted anecdote from her childhood that showcased her mother’s disciplinary but caring nature. As a child, she often refused to eat her meals and would create unnecessary fuss. During one such incident, their family dog, Tobby, ended up licking a cup of Bournvita that Palak was supposed to drink. This led to the only time Shweta ever hit her, more out of frustration than anger. But Palak recalled it with amusement, noting that even their dog was startled by the outburst. That moment, marked by laughter and fear, remains etched in her memory as a symbol of her mother’s gentle strictness and deep love.
Shweta Tiwari, celebrated for her portrayal of Prerna in Kasautii Zindagii Kay, has built an enduring television career marked by critical acclaim and personal strength. Her journey through professional triumphs and personal hurdles has long served as a beacon for her daughter. Meanwhile, Palak has taken her first steps in cinema, making her debut opposite Salman Khan in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. Her most recent screen appearance was in the horror comedy The Bhootnii, which also starred Sanjay Dutt and Mouni Roy. She is now gearing up for her role in the upcoming action drama Romeo S3, further solidifying her place in the industry.
Belonging to a lineage of fiercely independent and capable women, Palak acknowledged that the legacy of resilience passed down through generations has made her journey feel less burdensome. She recalled that her maternal grandmother, a smart and dedicated woman who worked as a clerk in a law office, was instrumental in supporting her mother’s dreams.
At a time when the idea of pursuing a career in acting faced disapproval within the family, her grandmother stood firm behind Shweta’s ambitions. This unwavering support system, Palak explained, gave her the confidence to believe that her own dreams would always be backed by love and encouragement at home.
The influence of Shweta’s strength and determination was not just limited to her career. Palak shared a light-hearted anecdote from her childhood that showcased her mother’s disciplinary but caring nature. As a child, she often refused to eat her meals and would create unnecessary fuss. During one such incident, their family dog, Tobby, ended up licking a cup of Bournvita that Palak was supposed to drink. This led to the only time Shweta ever hit her, more out of frustration than anger. But Palak recalled it with amusement, noting that even their dog was startled by the outburst. That moment, marked by laughter and fear, remains etched in her memory as a symbol of her mother’s gentle strictness and deep love.
Shweta Tiwari, celebrated for her portrayal of Prerna in Kasautii Zindagii Kay, has built an enduring television career marked by critical acclaim and personal strength. Her journey through professional triumphs and personal hurdles has long served as a beacon for her daughter. Meanwhile, Palak has taken her first steps in cinema, making her debut opposite Salman Khan in Kisi Ka Bhai Kisi Ki Jaan. Her most recent screen appearance was in the horror comedy The Bhootnii, which also starred Sanjay Dutt and Mouni Roy. She is now gearing up for her role in the upcoming action drama Romeo S3, further solidifying her place in the industry.
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