"I love my life the way it is" — Kajol

She might look like the-girl-next-door with her pretty looks and easy charm. But inside the bubbly personality and fun-loving attitude is a very matured, balanced woman.

By MANOJ Khatri in Inspirational True StoriesDiscuss | 04 Mar 2009

Kaleidoscopic Kajol Speaking to Manoj Khatri, the Kaleidoscopic Kajol shares her perspective on being a woman and a good human being as she talks of deep things like inner beauty, strength and learning from children.

To most women, Kajol is wellbeing personified. She is a successful actor, producer, a doting mother, ideal daughter, loving wife, sister and warm friend. And she manages all these roles with an ease that few can. She has a good sense of humour and an obvious love for living life to the fullest—the qualities of woman who has achieved total wellness…

What is your perception of your self? Do you see yourself as a happy person?

My perception changes daily. On certain days, I am happy, energetic, confident and on some others, I am not. Every day, you eventually strive to be whatever you wish to be. And I think it’s an on-going struggle for everybody. Nobody is completely balanced, completely happy or completely sad. I think it’s really a struggle every day to be as complete a human being as you can. And isn’t that the beauty of life?

What’s health to you?

To me, mental health and mental peace is more important than physical fitness. If you accept yourself and feel good about it, you will remain fit. Whether you are fat or thin, short or tall, dark or fair—at the end of the day it does not really matter as long as you like yourself, accept yourself. What matters is how you are on the inside. At the core we are all energy [Read the February 2009 cover story]. This energy is beyond definitions. It is intangible and cannot be described. As long as we know that this part of us is healthy, we are healthy. That is what I believe is being truly healthy.

To read the full interview, check out the March 2009 issue of Complete Wellbeing today!

You will find Kajol's exciting and exclusive answers to the following questions

  • Do you mean to say physical attributes don’t matter?
  • So how do you manage to maintain your shape and fitness?
  • March 08 is International Women’s Day. Are women really different from men? How?
  • Men are believed to be stronger than women, physically and the reverse is true, emotionally. Do you agree? Why?
  • How’s it been in your family? Were girls treated differently than boys?
  • What role does family play in your life?
  • Do you believe in fulfilment? What does it mean to you?
  • Finally, what is your advice to Complete Wellbeing readers, especially women readers?

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