Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra recently took to Instagram to share a contemplative post, leaving fans and followers speculating about her state of mind. The post featured a serene video of the actress sitting in a boat, lost in thought, with the soothing melody of A. R. Rahman, Farah Siraj, and Ani Choying Drolma’s ‘Zariya’ playing in the background.
Parineeti appeared without makeup, her hand resting on her chin, as she enjoyed the tranquil waters. In the caption, she wrote, “This month, I took some time to pause and reflect on life and it has reiterated my belief: MINDSET is everything… Don’t give importance to unimportant things (or people). Don’t waste a single second. Life is a ticking clock. Every moment should be your choice… Please stop living for others! Find your tribe and be unafraid of throwing toxic people out of your life. Stop caring about what the world will think. Change the way you react to situations. Life is finite. It is happening now. Live it the way YOU want to live it.”
The profound message resonated with many of her fans, prompting a flurry of comments. One curious follower asked, “Is this post meant for someone?” Another remarked, “Very well said…. Seems like we all face similar situations. We shouldn’t waste even a single moment on such people. Be happy and courageous with your strengths.” A third user expressed concern, saying, “I hope you are okay. We are always there for you.”
Parineeti, who married Aam Aadmi Party politician Raghav Chadha in September 2023, has been open about her relationship. In a recent interview, she revealed the instant connection she felt with Raghav. Speaking to Raj Shamani on his podcast, she recounted their first meeting, “We met at an event in London, and usually, I’d just say hi and move on, but this time, I said, ‘Let’s meet for breakfast’. Including our teams, it was around 8-10 of us, and we met at breakfast the next day. I had no idea who he was or what he did. I literally looked him up after the breakfast. I learned about all the work he’s done, and we realized, not even in weeks, but in days, that we would get married.”
