Ishita Dutta, who is all set to embrace motherhood, speaks up about the varied emotional changes that a woman goes through during pregnancy.
Women are always juggling their multiple roles. Many think that post conceiving a child women should prioritise being a mother over anything else. However, a lot of mothers today don't give into societal norms and continue following their dreams. Over the years, we have seen celebrities who worked through their pregnancies highlighting the crucial aspects of what women go through being true inspiration for all the women out there.
Ishita Dutta is currently basking in the glow of her babymoon phase. The diva has been prioritising her health. But there are a lot of factors involved in a woman's pregnancy including her health. Dutta being in her third trimester recently revealed the challenges she faces and how women should be more vocal about their needs during this time.
Ishita Dutta says, “I am taking a lot of care about my health in terms of fitness. I have currently involved in yoga, walking, and taking prenatal classes in my daily routine. I have been trying to read more and gain more knowledge about health care related to pregnancy. And there are so many aspects to it except the good things which I feel we don't discuss normally.”
She further adds, “During this time, one goes through phases of being happy to sad, to being upset and people have this perception of women should be happy during this time no matter what! But it shouldn't work like that instead one should initiate the conversation and tell her to talk it out rather than suppressing her emotions just to be happy! Because at the end of the day, these are human emotions you cannot switch it on and off as per your convenience so this is an important aspect I would really want to highlight about pregnancies.”
On the professional front, Ishita Dutta was last seen in ‘Drishyam 2’ alongside Ajay Devgn, Shriya Saran, Tabu, Akshaye Khanna and many others. Even though she had a very minimal role in comparison to the first part, her performance received a lot of appreciation and accolades.