Showing posts with label The Tara Sharma Show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Tara Sharma Show. Show all posts
It’s up to you to make parenting simple-Genelia Deshmukh
7:56 AM
Genelia Deshmukh talks about being a mother on a chat show
DNA (October 10, 2016)
Genelia Deshmukh recently appeared on a special
edition of the The Tara Sharma Show, post her husband Riteish Deshmukh’s
appearance on the show. She discussed motherhood, a possible return to
work (in fact, she says she never left!) and how one can do the right
thing by just being happy. Excerpts...Doing the right thing
When asked about pregnancy anxiety, GD maintained that asking oneself, ‘Am I doing the right thing?’ is a nice question to ask yourself once in a while. “It’s just not nice to lose confidence yourself. What I have realised is my child can only be happy if I am a happy mum. Everyone tries to help out, but I need to filter out the zillion opinions and do what works for you and you will go wrong, but you will correct yourself.”
All in a day’s work
When asked to comment on the statistic — that India has the highest percentage of moms wanting to return to work as mompreneurs — and the possibility of returning to work, she said, “I don’t think I ever left work. Motherhood is a lot of work. It doesn’t have to be acting alone, I have a production house, I have just produced a song, I am on my way to producing two films — I think we all work, but the nature of that work is different.”
Multi-tasking moms
She added, “I’d be grateful to do a film today. Moreover, we can now take our children everywhere. I was shooting on Sunday, both my children were there, and every time I would need to feed, I would do that. And I think women in general can multi-task so well, you never really have a problem.”
And support from her husband always goes a long way. She added, “On a day where you need to do a little more work. I’m grateful that my husband understands that it’s our child together and he is there. Riteish wakes up early though he has work for the rest of the day, but he also understands that I wake up in the middle of the night as well and I think once you have that kind of thing going you can do anything at any point of time.”
Just be content
Genelia summed it up by saying that it’s just about being content at the end of the day. “Though this entire process looks complex, it’s really simple, it’s just up to you to make it that simple. I feel parenting is a learning process every single day and it’s just the most beautiful thing to learn from your children. Little things like when I see Riaan struggling to say a word, I have forgotten all of this and I think that’s what’s important.”
The Tara Sharma Show Season 4 to kick off next month
8:53 AM
BOMBAY TIMES (May 8, 2016)
The shooting of The Tara
Sharma Show Season 4 has begun and Tara, who is its creator and host, is
excited. She says, “The show is a platform to discuss family, women's
and children's issues to bring about a positive change. There will be
discussions regarding emerging trends in the parenting workspace,
inspirational stories and overcoming obstacles. Some of our favourite
stars will reveal things close to their hearts.“ While John Abraham will
speak on health and fitness, Farah Khan will talk about being a super
mom.Tara co-produces the show with her husband Roopak Saluja's company Sooperfly, which is a part of The 120 Media Collective. They will launch its promo today on YouTube Channel link: bit.ly/tssjafk.
The Tara Sharma Show Season 4 airs from June 12 on Star World HD & SD every Sunday at 11 am.
I've become more stylish ever since I've become a mum-Tara Sharma
8:23 AM
Doing a show that revolves around kids means Tara Sharma has the best of both worlds: she is with her kids as she works
Anju Maskeri (BOMBAY TIMES; October 24, 2014)
How do you keep busy these days?
I've been busy with my children, Zen and Kai and the third season of my TV show, The Tara Sharma Show, which will be telecast in November. It's a parenting show, that's written by me and co-produced by me and my husband Roopak Saluja's company. I also run after my prospective guests.
Now that you are making a comeback with your TV show, what is it that we can look forward to?
This season is going to be very exciting as we'll be discussing topical parenting issues. So, we have celebrity parents as well as regular parents and those who have faced several obstacles. It will be very inspirational.
How do you balance kids, home and a career?
We actually have an episode on this on our show; on working mums, mumpreneurs, which is a new term for people like me who have created work around their children. I realised quite early when my kids were little that I enjoy being a hands-on mum. But slowly I wanted to get back to work. I came up with this idea four years ago of creating my show, The Tara Sharma Show: Diaries Of A New Mum. The idea was to be non-patronising. I keep saying that I'm not an expert. I make mistakes as well, so maybe we can share our experiences and learn from each other.
Was it love at first sight with Roopak?
We met at a common friend's wedding. Sadly, those friends split, but they always say that the best thing that came out of their wedding was that we got together. At the wedding it was pretty much love at first sight. It was very exciting and Roopak is very romantic. We met at a time when both of us were ready for the right person.
So tell us about your sons, Zen and Kai. Who's the naughtier of the two?
Both of them are very naughty and very nice. And having two little boys who are less than two years apart in age, this house is like circus half the time. And now, we have added a puppy to the circus and it's full action. People ask me how I'm in shape and I think running after them keeps me fit.
What is your style mantra like?
I've become more stylish ever since I've become a mum. I've been experimenting a lot with my wardrobe and look and I'm really enjoying it.
You don't look like a mother of two. What's the secret to your fitness?
For me, the mantra is about consistency and quality. I've been running and doing yoga since I was in school. While earlier it was for an hour or more, now it's only for 15 minutes, but I've been consistent and that's worked for me. In my case it's a mix of genes, metabolism and just being balanced.
Any message for your follo'ers?
Thank you Follo'ers. The only reason that I can create what I create is because of you. I am very active on social networking sites sand I don't let my team do anything. One of the things that my late father taught me is that if what you want to do doesn't exist, create it. Always reinvent yourself, never stagnate. Usually, when you get married and have kids, roles dry up. You can easily start feeling like a flop. Having kids has been the biggest inspiration of my life. It made me creative and I do what I love doing. I'm grateful to my follo'ers because the encouragement comes from them.
I've been busy with my children, Zen and Kai and the third season of my TV show, The Tara Sharma Show, which will be telecast in November. It's a parenting show, that's written by me and co-produced by me and my husband Roopak Saluja's company. I also run after my prospective guests.
Now that you are making a comeback with your TV show, what is it that we can look forward to?
This season is going to be very exciting as we'll be discussing topical parenting issues. So, we have celebrity parents as well as regular parents and those who have faced several obstacles. It will be very inspirational.
How do you balance kids, home and a career?
We actually have an episode on this on our show; on working mums, mumpreneurs, which is a new term for people like me who have created work around their children. I realised quite early when my kids were little that I enjoy being a hands-on mum. But slowly I wanted to get back to work. I came up with this idea four years ago of creating my show, The Tara Sharma Show: Diaries Of A New Mum. The idea was to be non-patronising. I keep saying that I'm not an expert. I make mistakes as well, so maybe we can share our experiences and learn from each other.
Was it love at first sight with Roopak?
We met at a common friend's wedding. Sadly, those friends split, but they always say that the best thing that came out of their wedding was that we got together. At the wedding it was pretty much love at first sight. It was very exciting and Roopak is very romantic. We met at a time when both of us were ready for the right person.
So tell us about your sons, Zen and Kai. Who's the naughtier of the two?
Both of them are very naughty and very nice. And having two little boys who are less than two years apart in age, this house is like circus half the time. And now, we have added a puppy to the circus and it's full action. People ask me how I'm in shape and I think running after them keeps me fit.
What is your style mantra like?
I've become more stylish ever since I've become a mum. I've been experimenting a lot with my wardrobe and look and I'm really enjoying it.
You don't look like a mother of two. What's the secret to your fitness?
For me, the mantra is about consistency and quality. I've been running and doing yoga since I was in school. While earlier it was for an hour or more, now it's only for 15 minutes, but I've been consistent and that's worked for me. In my case it's a mix of genes, metabolism and just being balanced.
Any message for your follo'ers?
Thank you Follo'ers. The only reason that I can create what I create is because of you. I am very active on social networking sites sand I don't let my team do anything. One of the things that my late father taught me is that if what you want to do doesn't exist, create it. Always reinvent yourself, never stagnate. Usually, when you get married and have kids, roles dry up. You can easily start feeling like a flop. Having kids has been the biggest inspiration of my life. It made me creative and I do what I love doing. I'm grateful to my follo'ers because the encouragement comes from them.
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