Rashami Desai gets emotional as she opens up about the darkest phase when she'd blocked her mother from her life

Television actress Rashami Desai will soon be seen gracing the episode of Rajeev Khandelwal's show 'Tum Ho Naa' as a special guest. She got emotional while talking about the darkest phase of her life. She spoke about how her life started falling apart after losing touch with her family. Rashami recalled the difficult time when she felt that both her career and personal life had come to an end.

Rashami Desai opened up about the challenges she faced, her differences with her mother, and the experiences that completely changed her life.



In the episode, when host Rajeev Khandelwal asked Rashami Desai about her difficult phase and how her mother's support, the actress got emotional recalling the tough time. Rashami shared, “Nidhi, Jeevita and Nadeem bhai were the three people in my life who knew my entire reality. I never lie and I do not like making up stories. Even if you ask me after four years or ten years, my answers will remain the same."

Rashami then revealed how isolated and hopeless she felt during that phase of her life and says, “Nadeem bhai helped me a lot, and I was not talking to my mother at all. They were blocked. I was not speaking to any of my family members. I used to feel that maybe my life was over from this point onward. The moment I step out of this house, my career will be finished, my personal life is gone, I did not even have enough money, nor had I inherited anything substantial to rely on."

Speaking about the biggest lesson she learnt from the experience, Rashami says, “After that, I realised that mistakes are a part of life. We make them bigger by constantly overthinking because people around us make us feel that way, whereas you actually learn more from the mistakes of others. I have taught countless women that it is okay to restart your life. Own up to your mistakes and speak about whatever you have gone through. Whenever you reach a point in life where everyone is against you, I think that is the best time because everything unnecessary leaves your life and only what is truly good for you remains."

Remembering an incident from one of her shows, Rashami says, “When my mother came on the show, I touched Salman Sir’s feet. I have always done that since before. Salman Sir then asked, ‘Is she like this at home too?’ and my mother said yes. That was the first time I had spoken to my mother. It was in February 2020, after my birthday."

Explaining what caused the rift, Rashami says, “Kyunki there were a lot of misunderstandings aur main bohot rebel ladki thi. Main bohot aakankshi ladki hoon. Aur jaise maine kaha ki mujhe ye karna hai, toh meri mummy thoda darr jaati thi."

(Because there were a lot of misunderstandings and I was a very rebellious girl. I am also very ambitious. Whenever I said I wanted to do something, my mother would get scared).