The devastating coronavirus has made a commoner to a celeb stay at home. However, the lockdown is giving several experiences to the people. It gave a free time for the busy schedulers to stay at home and spend quality time with family. People who wanted to spend a long time with their families have been utilising these times making a bunch of good memories.
Tollywood's star actress Rashmika Mandanna shared a heartfelt note on Instagram on how the lockdown impacted her life.
Sarileru Nekeevvaru actress said that ever since she was 18 her life has always been like a marathon and just when she thought reached the finishing point the race would begin again. She said that she's not complaining this what she always wanted.
"To be frank I have not stayed home for this long time in my life. From school to higher education I was always in a hostel. I often thought that my parents were too strict but that was just the teenage me who was a rebel. I remember the days my mom stayed up with me through the nights on sets during shoots, my dad making ends meet to spend some quality time with family and my lil sis trying to cope up with everything happening around her," Rashmika said.
"During this lockdown, I have spent more than 2 months at home which is super long and the best part is we don't talk much about work and all they care about is me. They give me the strength to deal with everything and this is my happy space.. I never thought I would feel this calm, happy and at peace staying home but trust me, family is home and you are lucky if you come back home after a long day of work and feel soo at peace!" she added.
Tollywood's star actress Rashmika Mandanna shared a heartfelt note on Instagram on how the lockdown impacted her life.
Sarileru Nekeevvaru actress said that ever since she was 18 her life has always been like a marathon and just when she thought reached the finishing point the race would begin again. She said that she's not complaining this what she always wanted.
"To be frank I have not stayed home for this long time in my life. From school to higher education I was always in a hostel. I often thought that my parents were too strict but that was just the teenage me who was a rebel. I remember the days my mom stayed up with me through the nights on sets during shoots, my dad making ends meet to spend some quality time with family and my lil sis trying to cope up with everything happening around her," Rashmika said.
"During this lockdown, I have spent more than 2 months at home which is super long and the best part is we don't talk much about work and all they care about is me. They give me the strength to deal with everything and this is my happy space.. I never thought I would feel this calm, happy and at peace staying home but trust me, family is home and you are lucky if you come back home after a long day of work and feel soo at peace!" she added.