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Indira Krishna Honors Mother on Guru Purnima
Indira Krishna, an actress known for her role in 'Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan', celebrated Guru Purnima by talking about the important lessons she learned from her mother.
She considers her mother her first guru, who taught her about worship, respect, and truth.
Indira also believes in the importance of an inner voice as a guide, which she keeps balanced through meditation.
She shares that every day is a journey of learning and imparting wisdom.
The show 'Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan' stars Indira Krishna, Sheizaan Khan, and Amandeep Sidhu and addresses significant social issues.
Indira Krishna considers her mother her first guru, teaching her about worship, respect, and truth.
She emphasizes the importance of an inner voice as a universal guide for moral decisions.
Indira believes in keeping her inner voice balanced through meditation and inner strength.
'Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan' stars Indira Krishna, Sheizaan Khan, and Amandeep Sidhu.
The show addresses hard-hitting social issues and airs on Zee TV.
- Who
- Indira Krishna, Sheizaan Khan, Amandeep Sidhu
- What
- Indira Krishna shares lessons from her mother on Guru Purnima
- Where
- Mumbai
- When
- On the occasion of Guru Purnima
- Why
- To honor her mother as her first guru and share valuable life lessons
Personal Guru
Universal Inner Voice
Source of Guidance
Personal Guru
Indira Krishna credits her mother as her first and most influential guru, teaching her values and respect.
Universal Inner Voice
She also emphasizes the importance of an inner voice as a universal guru that guides moral decisions.
Key facts
- Actress
- Indira Krishna
- Role
- Durgawati in 'Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan'
- Occasion
- Guru Purnima
- Television Show
- Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan
- Channel
- Zee TV
- Co-stars
- Sheizaan Khan, Amandeep Sidhu
Quotes
Indira Krishna
Actress and television star of ‘Ganga Mai Ki Betiyaan’
“Guru is the one who guides you, and you define that path for yourself. Every teacher teaches you about perfection and the right and wrongs of life. But to me, my mother was my first Guru. She imbibed in me the habit of worshipping the Lord, taught me to respect my elders, and showed me that truth always prevails through our actions. So, my first Guru was definitely my mother”
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