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Namrata Shirodkar's Swiss Vacation With Daughter Sitara: Fondue, Selfies & Fun

Namrata Shirodkar is enjoying a mother-daughter trip to Switzerland with Sitara, sharing candid moments on social media. She posted a selfie with Sitara at a restaurant and highlighted Swiss cheese fondue as her favourite part of the country. Sitara is the daughter of Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu and Namrata, who married in 2005 after meeting on a film set. Namrata, a former Miss India Universe, stepped away from acting to focus on family life.

Namrata Shirodkar enjoys fun time with daughter Sitara in Switzerland, reveals her favourite part of the country

Mumbai, August 3

Former actress Namrata Shirodkar seems to be making the most of her Swiss getaway with daughter Sitara.

She shared glimpses of their relaxed mother-daughter outing on her social media account where they were seen chilling and relaxing.

Taking to her social media account, Namrata posted a selfie with Sitara as the duo enjoyed a meal together at a restaurant. Sharing the picture, she wrote, "U & me ..."

In another social media story, the actress gave fans a look at a pot of Swiss cheese fondue served with bread, and called it her favourite part of the country. She captioned it, "My favourite part of Switzerland."

She also shared a solo selfie from the picturesque location and simply wrote, "Swiss me!!"

For the uninitiated, Sitara is the daughter of Telugu superstar Mahesh Babu and actress Namrata Shirodkar. The star couple also has a son, Gautam Ghattamaneni.

Namrata and Mahesh's love story began on the sets of the Telugu film 'Vamsi' in 2000. The two dated for many years before tying the knot on February 10, 2005.

In an earlier interview, Mahesh Babu had revealed that when he decided to marry Namrata, he had made it clear that he envisioned a family-centric life and expected her to step away from acting after marriage. Namrata happily agreed to the decision and chose to prioritise her family, gradually moving away from films.

Talking about Namrata's career, a former Miss India Universe 1993, Namrata enjoyed a successful acting career with acclaimed films such as Vaastav: The Reality, Kachche Dhaage, Pukar, Astitva, LOC Kargil and Bride and Prejudice before taking a break from acting after her marriage.

Recently, on Sitara's 14th birthday, Namrata shared an emotional tribute for her daughter, calling her their "greatest blessing" and expressing pride in watching her grow into a kind, confident and compassionate young girl.

Mahesh Babu, too, wished Sitara with a heartfelt note, writing, "Forever my little star... no matter how much you grow."

— IANS

Reader Comments

Arjun K

Switzerland is truly a paradise on Earth! And honestly, Namrata chose the right path by prioritising her family. Many actresses in the 90s gave up their careers for family life, but she did it gracefully. Respect. 👏

Rohit P

Mahesh Babu is one of the biggest stars in Telugu cinema, and Namrata stays so grounded. Their love story from 'Vamsi' to now is like a film itself! And Sitara is growing up so fast. Time flies! ⏰

Kavya N

The fondue is the best part of Switzerland, no arguments there! 😄 But I must say, it's interesting that Namrata gave up acting because Mahesh expected it. Some might see it as outdated, but she seems genuinely happy with her choice. Each family has its own equation. Good for them!

Meera T

Such a cute caption by Namrata - "U & me..." and "Swiss me!!" She's still got that charm! Astitva and Pukar are classic films, and she was brilliant in them. Happy to see her enjoying family time in such a beautiful place. 🏔️✨

Siddharth J

Lovely to see them together. But let’s also remember Namrata was a major talent - Miss India Universe, and films like Vaastav and LOC Kargil. It's a pity she stepped away, but family happiness is also a success story. And Sitara is blessed to have such parents.

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