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Mommy-to-be Yami Gautam reveals she will be 'working mother': 'Glad I have very supportive husband'
Yami who is in the final trimester of her pregnancy has opened up on how she plans to be a working mother without a long break post childbirth. She also spoke about her supportive husband Aditya Dhar.
Actress Yami Gautam is currently in the last leg of her pregnancy. She’s all set to welcome her first child with filmmaker Aditya Dhar in May this year. In a recent interview, Yami candidly revealed how she plans to direct her life post-pregnancy and that she won’t be taking a long hiatus to jump back on sets.
While speaking to the Times of India, Yami Gautam confessed that her mother, Anjali Gautam, and sister, Surilie Gautam, are her biggest support system. The Article 370 actress recalled how her mother raised her with a lot of patience and love. She continued, “I remember she was very playful with us. I also liked the way she would correct us and keep us occupied.”
When Yami asked her mother how she was able to smoothly manage everything, she told the actress, “You can’t take notes because it doesn’t work like that.” Further speaking about her sister, Yami admitted that Surilie also did a great job raising her child and that she’s very close to her nephew, Saibhang Singh Bhatti.
Yami Gautam admits to being a working mother
The actress is currently at the peak of her career with several back-to-back critical successes, including OMG 2, Chor Nikal Ke Bhaga, and Lost. Yami revealed in the same interview that even though she will be prioritizing her family right now, she will soon get back to work without much time.
Yami confessed, “I will be a working mother. My mother and mother-in-law have been working women and have balanced it well. They have set an example for me. Also, I am glad I have a very supportive husband.”
After the success of Article 370, Yami reveals she has the confidence to shoulder a project
For the uninitiated, Yami and her husband will be reuniting for a film titled Dhoom Dhaam. Further talking about how she sees herself in the cinema business, Yami confessed, “I believe the power lies in the script. I don’t take narrations. I like reading my scripts. I make notes and always give feedback.”
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