In a much-awaited comeback, Anita Hassanandani is all set to end her four-year hiatus from the glitz and glamour of showbiz after gracefully embracing motherhood. The actress and her husband Rohit Reddy welcomed their first child, a baby boy whom they named named Aaravv, on February 9, 2021. The actress has been away from the small screen ever since. However, Anita is now gearing up to grace our screens once again, proving that she's ready to strike the perfect balance between mommy duties and lights, camera, action!
After giving birth to her adorable son, Aaravv, Anita Hassanandani took a well-deserved break from the limelight to savor the precious moments of motherhood. From late-night feedings to baby giggles, she embraced every aspect of this new chapter with love and grace. Now, with her son a little older, Anita is ready to add a touch of stardust back into her own life.
In a new interview, she says that she shot for a web show almost 8-9 months after her delivery. It was a short shoot hence she did it. However, Anita says that she wasn’t ready then to take up a full-fledged TV show then. "Now I am though. Nothing is already in the pipeline but talks are going on. It’s just that I now feel a bit ready to commit because Aarav is also turning 4,” she tells Hindustan Times. She adds that her son knows and understands the concept when she tells him that she is going to work. "This makes me comfortable to come back to work. Earlier, he was so unaware of what was going on so I just wanted to be in front of his eyes as much as I could,” Anita adds.
Anita Hassanandani talked about choosing between motherhood and career, saying that it is a very personal choice. She mentioned that anything that a mom chooses isn’t wrong and that she should be satisfied and happy with her decision.
Anita Hassanandani's career
Anita Hassanandani made her debut on television with Idhar Udhar Season 2. She made her film debut in Telugu with Nuvvu Nenu in 2001. She made her Hindi film debut with the 2003 thriller Kucch To Hai. She later worked in the films Krishna Cottage, a supernatural thriller and Koi Aap Sa.
She also starred in the television show Kkavyanjali, Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, Teri Meri Love Stories, Pyaar Tune Kya Kiya, Yeh Hai Aashiqui and Fanaah.
Since 2013, she became famous from the role of Shagun Arora/Bhalla on Yeh Hai Mohabbatein. She was a wild card entry in season 8 of Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa. From June 2018 to May 2019, she was seen in Ekta Kapoor's Naagin 3.
It's just that I now feel a bit ready to commit because Aarav is also turning 4,” she tells Hindustan Times. She adds that her son knows and understands the concept when she tells him that she is going to work. "This makes me comfortable to come back to work.
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For those who might not know, Anita Hassanandani was once in a serious relationship with Eijaz Khan. Fans believed they were destined to be together forever and anticipated their marriage. However, their relationship ended, and Anita is now happily married to Rohit Reddy. The couple is blessed with a baby boy.
Talking about the couple, Anita and Rohit who have been married for almost eight years now met coincidentally at a gym. They gradually started spending time together, dated and then took the plunge in 2013.
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