Lataa Saberwal on quitting TV: I am done with the typical daily soaps | Bollywood Life

Two days ago, Lataa Saberwal popular for her stint in television and films announced that she has formally quit television shows. The announcement shocked everyone to the core as she had been the favourite of many. In her career spanning more than two decades, Lataa Saberwal has been a part of some interesting TV shows. Shaka Laka Boom Boom, Arzoo Hai Tu, Awad – Dil Se Dil Tak, Woh Rehne Waali Mehlon Ki, Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai, Yeh Rishtey Hain Pyaar Ke, to name a few. After formally announcing her decision, how Lataa has opened up on her decision and what transpired her to take the same. Also Read – Naagin 5’s Surbhi Chandna is missing wearing stunning sarees as Bani – view pics

In an interview with ETimes, Lataa Saberwal said, “The lockdown period gave all of us a lot of time to reflect. That time made me realise that my calling has changed and now my priority is my 7- and-a-half years old son and doing something for society.” Lataa said that she wants to do something for society and be present for her son more. “I wanted to be an actor since my early 20s, but now my focus has shifted. I want to help out my son with his studies. I am also making videos and posting them on social media to help people who are physically and mentally challenged.” Also Read – Beyhadh actress Jennifer Winget’s tryst with nature is too beautiful for words – view pics

The actress stressed that she has not quit acting but would be selective with her projects next. “I am done with the typical daily soaps, where every day we go and churn content. Now if it is a 5-6 days project, I am okay with it, along with Bollywood projects. That would surely mean that I will have to accept a pay cut since I won’t be regular, but that is okay,” the actress chimed in. Also Read – Valentine’s Day: Varun Dhawan’s special surprise for wife Natasha Dalal [Exclusive]

Furthermore, Lataa Saberwal wants to share her journey with her fans. “I want to tell a story through my journey. How a middle-class girl from Lucknow, whose entire family comprised educational professionals, became an actress. I want to do something now which makes a difference in the lives of people. The best part in all this is that my husband Sanjeev is supportive of my decisions,” she added before signing off.

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