This was followed by a show on Star Plus called Pyaar Ke Do Naam: Ek Raadha, Ek Shyaam, where she played the lead roles of Shyaama, Raadha and Radhika. She started her career on television with a show called Kitni Mast Hai Zindagi, aired on MTV India. In October 2011, she gave birth to a baby girl named Meira. The couple tied the knot on 2 March 2008 in Haridwar after a two-year courtship. She is married to Indraneil Sengupta, her fellow actor and co-star from Pyaar Ke Do Naam: Ek Raadha, Ek Shyaam and Doli Saja Ke and a film based in lockdown titled Choices. She was also voted as the NDA Queen, in December 2000, where she was escorted by her old friend, S.Ganguly. She was very popular amongst her childhood friends, especially in Kendriya Vidyalaya, Fort William, Kolkata.
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She is the youngest of three sisters, the eldest being a hotel management professional and the elder a fashion designer. She is a Garhwali and originally belongs to Dehradun in Uttarakhand. A few projects are in the pipeline and hopefully, you will be getting to know about them soon.Barkha spent her childhood in military towns specially in Kolkata, as her father was a Colonel.
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Shooting during a nation-wide lockdown for our film 'Choices' was fascinating and full of learnings.Ī My latest web-series Hungama Play's original show Ratri ke Yatri has just gone live, so I am very excited about that. Q Please tell us about the short film you and Indraneil are starring in.Ī Working with Indraneil is always a fun-filled experience for me. Parents must encourage their kids to read and workout, this would help them stay occupied and active while reducing the time that might have been spent in front of the screen. Planning your kid's day in advance and incorporating a variety of activities throughout their day keeps them engaged. According to me, kids resort to television-watching or mobile gaming due to boredom and lack of options.
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Therefore, it is imperative that we teach our kids how to practice moderation in terms of screen time. However, excessive screen time is not good for anybody's health. Q How are you ensuring your child remains screen-free apart from online classes and some necessary entertainment?Ī In today's time, it is almost impossible to survive without interacting with technology. As a fitness enthusiast, I was very excited to be a part of this initiative as it reminds me to spend time and work towards a healthy lifestyle together with my daughter. MILO has come up with an initiative MILO Homeground to help people make the most of their time in their homes.
Sports and athletics help imbibe discipline and team spirit in children. Q Fitness is a great domain where parents and children can bond.Ī Considering that all of us have been locked up in our homes, we now have more time to focus on our kids' health and strength in the process. Therefore, I prefer that we start our day with some exercise, followed by a wholesome Indian meal.
Along with exercise, healthy eating habits are essential for a holistic growth. Sports and athletics help foster discipline in children from a young age. I try and incorporate some fun games and exercises that help me spend some quality time with my daughter. Q Tell us about your and your child's routine of keeping active and upbeat.Ī Physical fitness has always been a priority in our house and in times like these, we need it the most. Parents must ensure that a good amount of exercise and physical activity is a part of their kids' routine even during the lockdown. I have observed that a healthy routine helps one maintain their calm and channelize their energy better. Along with a compassionate and sensitive approach towards your kids, it's crucial to make them understand the importance of self-love and empathy towards others. How do you ensure you and your child stay calm and positive?Ī It is fundamental that parents prioritise their children's mental health and maintain patience while dealing with them. As most of us struggle to overcome boredom amidst the lockdown, content consumption has increased substantially, thus creating the need for fresh and versatile content which could definitely bring about a refreshing change in our cinema. The industry altogether is trying to find the silver lining and is exploring the strength of newer avenues like OTT platforms. Q In your personal experience, how do you think the pandemic has affected the entertainment industry?Ī The unprecedented crisis has completely altered the face of every industry and the entertainment business too is finding its way around it. Edited excerpts from an IANSlife interview Sengupta, 40, has been associated with MILO Homeground, an initiative by Nestle and Athletics Federation of India- that brings together India's best track and field athletes to demonstrate easy and effective exercises for children.
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