Soha Ali Khan who was last seen in ‘Hush Hush’ on OTT has always remained true to herself, ever since she started her career. Being Sharmila Tagore‘s daughter, Soha admits to having the biggest inspiration in front of her eyes, which has always helped her to embrace herself the way she is, rather than get bogged down by external pressures or succumb to cosmetic surgeries.
in a recent interview, Soha opened up on her views on beauty and how her mother has been a huge influence on her when it comes to that. She also appreciated her mom for paying attention to her health, yoga, diet, skincare and career even today. The ‘Rang De Basanti’ actress also stressed on the importance of embracing one’s true self in a scenario of cosmetic surgeries.
She said during a chat with Hindustan Times, “One of my biggest struggles with self-acceptance came early in my career. It was a time when I had to find my footing and truly embrace my individuality. Over time, I realized that real beauty comes from accepting who you are and embracing your quirks. I learned that I didn’t need to meet external expectations to feel confident. My mother was instrumental in this journey—her own ability to stay true to herself, regardless of trends, taught me to value my own authenticity and uniqueness.”
Soha further praised mom Sharmila and said, “My mother has always been my role model for beauty. She has worked on herself consistently, practicing yoga even today, maintaining her career in films, paying attention to her diet, and prioritising her health and skincare. However, what stands out most is her unwavering acceptance of herself. She has never sought to alter her appearance and has embraced ageing gracefully. This approach has been a profound source of inspiration for me. Being surrounded by positive influences—people who encourage self-acceptance rather than pushing for cosmetic changes—creates an environment of empowerment. I also believe in the power of natural ingredients to enhance beauty.”
The actress who married Kunal Kemmu and is now a mom to daughter Inaaya, admits that motherhood changed her perspective towards beauty. “Motherhood has completely shifted my perspective on beauty and self-care. Before becoming a mother, I often focused on quick fixes or external appearances, but after having children, I began to realise that true beauty comes from nurturing yourself holistically—mentally, emotionally, and physically,” said Soha.
