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Smriti Irani's Valentine's Day Message: Choose a Quieter Romance, Love Yourself

Smriti Irani marked Valentine's Day with a poignant message emphasizing self-love and inner peace over external validation. She posted a candid selfie on Instagram accompanied by a reflective note on choosing a "quieter romance" with oneself. Irani advised centering one's soul deeply to withstand life's storms and find love as a form of internal peace. The article also mentions her recent nostalgic reunion with cast members from her iconic TV show "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi".

Key Points: Smriti Irani on Self-Love: Become Your Own Safe Place

  • Stresses importance of self-love
  • Advocates for inner validation over external applause
  • Encourages becoming your own "safe place"
  • Shares nostalgic reunion with TV co-stars
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Smriti Irani stresses the importance of self-love this Valentine's Day: Become your own safe place

Actress-politician Smriti Irani shares a powerful Valentine's Day message on self-love, inner peace, and finding a "quieter romance" within.

Smriti Irani stresses the importance of self-love this Valentine's Day: Become your own safe place
"Become your own safe place. Your own steady pulse. Your own home. - Smriti Irani"

Mumbai, Feb 14

Actress and politician Smriti Irani stressed the importance of self-love this Valentine's Day.

The 'Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi' actress shared that during a time when love is measured with tangible things, it is crucial to keep in mind the significance of a quiet romance.

Posting a candid selfie of herself on her Instagram handle, Smriti expressed herself using some beautifully chosen words that went, "In a world that measures love in decibels-in roses that promise forever, in candlelight that flickers like borrowed devotion, in greeting cards that say what the heart sometimes cannot..choose a quieter romance. (sic)"

She further reflected on how one's validation should not be external but should rather come from a safe space within.

Smriti said that when one is at peace with themselves, there is nothing much that they cannot deal with.

"Love yourself -without the audience, without the applause. Center your soul so deeply that no storm can drag you to the ocean floor of your own despair. Become your own safe place. Your own steady pulse. Your own home. For when you find yourself- love will not feel like something to chase. It will feel like peace," she went on to write.

Smriti often uses social media to connect with her admirers, sharing with them some precious moments from both her personal and professional life.

Recently, Smriti called actress Gauri Pradhan the 'perfect one' from the "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi" cast.

She reshared a nostalgic reunion montage from the iconic television show initially posted by Gauri Pradhan on her social media handle.

The clip showed the "Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi" cast having a gala time during a fun dinner outing. The post, which featured Smriti, Gauri, Apara Mehta, Hiten Tejwani, Sumeet Sachdev, Tina Vohra, Komolika Guhathakurta, Sandeep Biswas, and Ashlesha Savant, was captioned, "A night to remember," along with three red heart emojis.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Good point, but honestly, it's easy for celebrities to say "love yourself" when they have everything. For the average person struggling with job pressure and family expectations, finding that "safe space" is a daily battle. The sentiment is nice, though.
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Ananya R
"Become your own home." Wow, that line hit deep. Especially for us young professionals living away from family in cities like Mumbai or Bangalore. This Valentine's Day, I'm taking this advice and treating myself! 🏡❤️
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David E
Interesting to see an Indian politician talking about self-love. Usually, the public discourse is about duty and sacrifice. It's a refreshing, modern perspective that aligns with global wellness trends.
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Sneha F
As a mother, I needed to hear this. We spend our lives making a home for everyone else. Smriti ji is right—we must also find peace within ourselves. It's not selfish, it's necessary. Going to share this with my daughter.
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Vikram M
The part about "love will not feel like something to chase" is so true. In the Indian arranged marriage scenario, there's so much pressure to "find" love. Maybe the focus should first be on being complete alone. Thought-provoking post.

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