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Dimple Kapadia recently opened up about how her daughters Rinkie and Twinkle Khanna encouraged her to continue working at the age of 66. In an interview with a news portal, the ‘Pathaan’ actress said that she would be just sitting in her house if it wasn’t for her children who made her do it. Dimple reportedly said, ‘Once, I told Twinkle, ‘I don’t want to work anymore. It’s too much and my health is going down. There is tension.’ There were questions that why should I look at myself like this on screen now? Why do I need to do it?” and Twinkle just looked at me and said, ‘You need money?’ I said, ‘yes’. She said, ‘Then keep your vanity at home and go to work’. That was it, it was as blunt as that.’For more news and updates, stay tuned to ETimes.

Dimple Kapadia, known for her confident demeanour on and off-screen, admits to battling self-doubt and a lack of confidence. However, she believes that these struggles have actually been instrumental in her success. She says, during a chat with Hindustan Times, “The fear factor and not being confident has played such a significant role in my life that had I not jumped off (from a decided path). I don’t think I would have ever reached anywhere.” She gives an example of a recent incident where she tried everything, including legal help, to remove herself from the web show “Saas, Bahu and Flamingo," despite receiving praise for her performance. “When the show was offered to me, there was a hit and a miss. It was offered and then I was told that somebody else is doing it. But I was very keen on being a part of it despite all the fears. However, after I came on board, for at least three months before the shoot began, I was trying hard to get out of it,” she says, adding, “Two days before the shoot, I tried to see if I could whip up some sympathy from somewhere. I even asked to call up the lawyer and find out. Every trick I tried, I failed miserably and I’m glad I failed.” The veteran actress reveals that she had no intention of returning to work at all. However, her daughters, Twinkle and Rinke Khanna, played a crucial role in motivating her. She shared that she simply wanted be at home because it’s overwhelming. “I would just be sitting in the house because, yes, it’s cripplin...

• 0 share • WhatsApp • Share • Tweet • • Facebook Messenger • Whenever Dimple Kapadia comes on screen, it is difficult to look away. Her performances are elegant ( Dil Chahta Hai), hilarious ( Cocktail) and downright powerful ( Saas, Bahu and Flamingo). One would think that she oozes confidence in her everyday life as well. However, that’s always not the case. In an interview, Dimple Kapadia accepted that she has issues with her confidence, owing to her age and overall health. In the case of ‘Saas, Bahu and Flamingo’, when she was offered the part she was ecstatic about it. But just 3 months before the shoot began, she wanted to get herself out of it. However, her daughter and author Twinkle Khanna was extremely blunt with her. She asked her mother if she needed money, and Dimple said yes. “Then keep your vanity at home and go to work,” Twinkle said, just like her straight self. “Right now, I don’t think I would be working at all. I would just be sitting in the house because, yes, it’s crippling. But my children have been very instrumental in kicking and telling me that I have to go out there and work. They’ve been really pushing me and it has helped. Once, I told Twinkle, ‘I don’t want to work anymore. It’s too much and my health is going down. There is tension.’ There were questions that why should I look at myself like this on screen now? Why do I need to do it?” and Twinkle just looked at me and said, ‘You need money?’ I said, ‘yes’. She said, ‘Then keep your vanity at...