"Don't want to sit in one place...": Nimrat Kaur reveals she doesn’t have a television at her home
Actor Nimrat Kaur reveals why she avoids television at home, citing a preference for nature, spirituality, and avoiding binge-watching addiction.
In an era where digital streaming and binge-watching have become the norm for many, Bollywood actress Nimrat Kaur has chosen a strikingly different path for her personal life. The 'The Lunchbox' star recently shared a surprising detail about her lifestyle: she does not own a television at her home.
Avoiding the Trap of Binge-Watching
Speaking in a recent interview, the actress explained that her decision to live without a TV is a conscious effort to maintain her mental well-being and avoid unhealthy habits. She expressed a desire to stay away from the cycle of sitting in one spot for hours to consume content, which often leads to addiction.
"I don't have a television in my house because I don't want to sit in one place and you know then keep watching things and then be addicted to it," Nimrat remarked. She further noted that she wants to avoid the specific stress that comes with starting a series and feeling pressured to finish it.
Finding Energy in Nature and Spirituality
Instead of turning to a screen for entertainment, Nimrat prefers to spend her personal time connecting with the world around her. She shared that her focus is on enjoying life without feeling burdened, jaded, or cynical.
Her preferred ways to recharge include:
- Traveling to the mountains: She enjoys heading out to nature whenever the opportunity arises.
- Spiritual visits: She finds immense power in visiting different temples and religious sites.
- Collective energy: Nimrat believes that being in a space where people gather with shared belief and positivity provides a powerful, recharging atmosphere.
"I feel like even the water at such a place carries a different energy and everything is energy eventually," she added, emphasizing how these experiences help her recharge her batteries.
From Humble Beginnings to On-Screen Antagonist
Reflecting on her journey, Nimrat recalled arriving in Mumbai with nothing but a drive to make an impact through her craft. Her focus was entirely on working with the right people and creating meaningful projects on celluloid.
Nimrat was most recently seen in the highly anticipated 'The Family Man 3', where she played the role of the antagonist, Mira. The series, created by Raj and DK, stars Manoj Bajpayee and Jaideep Ahlawat.