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Shweta Tiwari's Bold Advice to Her Daughter: Why She's Steering Palak Away from Marriage
Television actress Shweta Tiwari's personal life has often been a topic of intense public scrutiny. Her journey, marked by notable professional achievements, has been interspersed with significant personal hardships, including the trials of two failed marriages. These experiences have profoundly shaped her worldview, particularly regarding the institution of marriage. Consequently, Shweta has imparted a poignant piece of advice to her daughter, Palak Tiwari: a counsel rooted in her own life lessons and enduring reflections.
Shweta Tiwari's first marriage to Raja Chaudhary, which began with promise, was marred by turbulence and allegations of physical abuse. The relationship, fraught with difficulties, ended in separation. From this union, Shweta has a daughter, Palak Tiwari, who has been a constant in her life through the ensuing trials. Shweta’s second marriage to Abhinav Kohli similarly faced its share of problems, ultimately dissolving and leaving Shweta to raise their son independently.
In a revealing interview , Shweta Tiwari shared her evolved perspective on marriage, offering insights shaped by her own experiences. She articulated a thoughtful perspective, advising her daughter Palak to approach the concept of marriage with caution. Shweta underscored that while Palak is entitled to make her own decisions, she should not feel compelled to marry simply because she is in a relationship. This sentiment reflects Shweta’s own skepticism about marriage, which has led her to advise her daughter to carefully evaluate such a significant commitment.
Adding a layer of complexity to their relationship, Palak has previously disclosed that Shweta, in an attempt to shield her from the pressures of young relationships, took measures to make her daughter appear less attractive during her formative years. This included cutting Palak’s hair short, a tactic intended to deter potential suitors and prevent premature romantic entanglements.
- PTC PUNJABI
