Palak Tiwari Shares Emotional Childhood Memories With Her Mother and Nani

Palak Tiwari, daughter of Shweta Tiwari and Raja Chaudhary, recently opened up about her childhood and family life. In an interview, Palak shared that she never felt the absence of her father while growing up because she was surrounded by love and support from the women in her family.

She said children learn from the environment around them and reflect on what their parents teach them. According to Palak, she never felt like something was missing in her life.

A Loving and Supportive Household

Palak shared that she grew up in a warm and caring home with her mother, grandmother, and other family members. She said her house was always full of love and she never felt deprived of anything.

She also revealed that her family never raised her with the pressure of becoming a good girl. Instead, her mother always wanted her to be happy and do what truly made her happy.

Palak said she would rather become a happy woman than simply be called a good girl. She added that the meaning of being 'good' is different for everyone and cannot be defined in one fixed way.

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Strong Women Shaped Her Mindset

Talking about women empowerment, Palak credited the strong women in her family for shaping her thinking and personality.

She said her mother and grandmother always taught her to put women first and made sure she grew up in an empowering environment. According to Palak, women can be kind to their family and themselves, but society's idea of being “good” is often unclear and subjective.

Palak Shares Special Bond With Her Grandmother

Palak also spoke emotionally about her close relationship with her grandmother. She shared that during her childhood; her mother was busy shooting for television shows because TV work schedules were very demanding. During that time, her grandmother took care of her and played a major role in raising her.

She said her grandmother taught her many important life lessons and she feels she has become very similar to her.

Recalling one childhood memory, Palak shared that her mother always protected her from disrespect. She remembered an incident when someone told her she did not have a father at home. After hearing this, her mother personally went to that person's house and firmly said that Palak did have a family , her mother and grandmother were always there for her.