Palak Tiwari Reveals How Mom Shweta Would React Were She To Feature In Intimate Scenes
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"The one thing I love about my mother is that she keeps telling me that this is your career, your decisions," Palak Tiwari said in an interview
Palak Tiwari, who will soon be seen in her debut movie Rosie: The Saffron Chapter, opened up about whether her mother, television star Shweta Tiwari, influences her career decisions. In an interview with SpotboyE, the 20-year-old actress was asked how Shweta Tiwari is most likely to react if Palak is ever required to feature in intimate scenes. Palak Tiwari said her mom Shweta has left it upon her to take major career decisions: "She is not controlling like that. The one thing I love about my mother is that she keeps telling me that 'This is your career, your decisions'. I feel she trusts me a lot. So, she told me it's your career and you are smart enough to make your own call." However, Palak Tiwari added that every now and then she seeks advice from her mother, especially when she's in two minds: "But, I do go to her if I am at crossroads and she does suggest what she thinks is the best."
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