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Sobhita Dhulipala’s recent engagement to Naga Chaitanya has fans eagerly awaiting their wedding. In an earlier interview, Sobhita spoke about her philosophy of life as a journey and her anticipation of motherhood. She emphasized balancing various roles and achieving success through a broad range of experiences. Their engagement announcement included a poetic quote from Kurunthogai, reflecting their deep connection.
Sobhita Dhulipala has stirred excitement with her recent
engagement
to Naga Chaitanya, leaving fans on tenterhooks for details about their upcoming wedding. Adding to the buzz, an earlier interview with the actress has resurfaced, where she revealed her heartfelt anticipation for the next chapter in her life:
motherhood
.
When reflecting on the meaning of life, Sobhita shared with ABP News that she views life as a journey between two shores, much like a boat crossing a river.
She expressed a philosophy of enjoying life’s experiences while maintaining a sense of detachment. While she believes that complete detachment might hinder ambition, she aims to balance a certain level of emotional distance with her personal pursuits.
Dhulipala revealed that she eagerly anticipates the experience of motherhood in her life, whenever it comes. She believes it would be a remarkable journey. Additionally, she discussed the challenge of balancing various roles, stating that just as one manages responsibilities as a daughter and a professional simultaneously, she expects to handle her roles as a wife and career woman in parallel as well.
Sobhita emphasized that partnership often brings support and balance, regardless of financial security. She highlighted that both women and men can support each other's ambitions, advocating for a balanced approach to life. For her, success isn’t about climbing a vertical ladder but rather achieving a broad, horizontal range of experiences and goals.
Naga Chaitanya and Sobhita Dhulipala, who got engaged last month after dating for nearly two years, shared a poetic message to announce their relationship. They quoted a verse from Kurunthogai, translated by AK Ramanujan, which reflects their deep connection: “What could my mother be to yours? What kin is my father to yours anyway? And how did you and I meet ever? But in love our hearts are as red earth and pouring rain: mingled beyond parting.” This evocative quote beautifully captures the essence of their romance.
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