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Actress Sameera Reddy shared a candid video of herself driving through Goa, filmed by her son Hans. The actress, who moved to Goa with husband Akshai Varde in 2020, has often spoken about motherhood, parenting and her “Messy Mama” persona.
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Actress Sameera Reddy shared glimpses of a family getaway in Goa, including a boat ride through the Siolim backwaters, a crocodile sighting and a sunset. She also reflected on being present in the moment and creating memories with her children.
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Actress Sameera Reddy introduced her new adopted Indie dog, Maya, from a Goa shelter, sharing an emotional family moment on social media. The actress, now based in Goa, highlighted adoption awareness while celebrating love, gratitude and a fresh beginning with her pet
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Sameera Reddy shared a video explaining how naturally grown bananas from her Goa backyard took a full week to ripen without pesticides. She highlighted food safety, taste differences, and the importance of understanding what goes into the food we eat.
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The film tells the story of a grieving mother in a cursed Chanderi palace who battles a malevolent spirit possessing her daughter
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In her latest post, the actress urged everyone to honestly acknowledge the parts of their bodies they've struggled to accept, whether it is flabby arms, a loose belly, stretch marks, or any other perceived imperfections, while promoting self-love and positivity.
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Taking to Instagram, the actress shared her love for the song, reliving the magic of the era and captivating fans with her tribute to the timeless hit
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Shilpa took to her Instagram, where she shared a video montage. In the video, the actress is seen offering prayers along with the crew of the film. Some glimpses also showed Shilpa striking a conversation and getting a warm welcome at the hotel lobby.
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Sameera, who is enjoying her fitness journey, took to Instagram, where she shared a video of herself doing landmine sumo squats in the gym.
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Mumbai: Saif Ali Khan’s long-standing career is replete with achievements but one success that’s quite special to him is the 2008 Race, as he says that he felt “grown up” as an actor after playing a string of “chocolate boy” characters. Race opened to acclaim upon its release on March 21 and went on to […]
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Although the weight loss journeys might be different for everyone, staying positive and looking above all the judgements is rather hard.
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While people look good waist up, they actually often wear shorts below, she contends.
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Sameera suggests loving oneself, with one's flaws and imperfections, can lead to mental happiness.