Popular actress, Sushmita Sen is known for her savage opinion and bold decisions in her life. Being the flag-bearer of independent women, Sushmita has consistently shown how to live life queen size. However, due to certain lifestyle changes, we tend to see more heart attacks occurring in the generation aged between 40 and 50. Thus, Sushmita too, shocked the entire nature when she announced suffering from a heart attack and undergoing an angioplasty in March 2023. Now, she opened up about the phase of her life and revealed a few unknown anecdotes from the same.
In an interview with News18, Sushmita Sen revealed how her health condition made her more responsible. Revealing that now, she has a new perspective towards life, the former Miss Universe winner revealed that it was a phase which has already passed. She feels fortunate to be on the other side. Elaborating further, Sushmita added:
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“It was a phase and it passed. I am very lucky to be on the other side. It doesn’t make me fearful now, instead I now have a feeling of promise, of something to look forward to. When you get a new lease on life, you respect it and are more careful."
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On the work front, Sushmita will be next seen in a series, Taali, which is set to release on the OTT platform on August 15, 2023. However, after suffering serious health conditions, Sushmita resumed her work and completed the shoot of her last released web series, Aarya. In the same conversation, Sushmita talked about portraying the role of a transgender activist, Shreegauri Sawant and how she feels the character is empowering. The actress shared:
“It was very empowering. And I am hoping that the honesty with which I have tried to portray the story of Gauri Sawant’s life, that honesty comes through, because it’s a tribute more than a performance, not just to her but to the whole community."
A while back, Sushmita launched a new collection of watches by luxury atelier, Nebula by Titan, inspired by the architecture and style of the Art Deco Era. Thus, while talking about her new association, the actress shared from where the inspiration to do the same has come. She mentioned how her father kept a Bengali nickname for her during her childhood, which carried a similar meaning to that of the watch brand, Titan. In Sushmita's words:
“I have a very special story to share, actually. My father, before he named me Sushmita, gave me a pet name, something Bengalis often do - Tee-tan, which is spelled exactly as Titan and means exactly what Titan means - something important and powerful and courageous. And so my father wanted that for me and named me that. So, one of the earlier gifts I got was a Titan watch from my father. I love watches with big dials. For me, that is also very empowering as a woman. And I am somebody who doesn’t like to dress up with a lot of different accessories in my personal life unless I’m doing a film. I like it simple. So, when you have a watch that gives you all that and makes sure you’re always on time, I think that’s it.”
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Soon after suffering a heart attack and doing an angioplasty along with the placement of a stent, Sushmita returned to rigorous training within a few days. Taking to her IG handle on March 7, 2023, Sushmita shared a stunning photo of herself, wherein she was seen performing a rigorous workout. She was seen stretching out while lying on a cylindrical object and looked glamorous in a black top paired with printed tights. The picture was taken from her terrace garden, beautifully decorated with small plants. Sharing the picture, she mentioned that she decided to work out after referring to her cardiologist.
Well, Sushmita's steady recovery from her heart angioplasty is indeed inspirational. What do you think? Let us know!
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