TV actress and ‘Mem Vayasuku Vacham’ fame Niti Taylor recently shared her struggle with health issues during her childhood.In an interview with a national media, Niti revealed that when she was a baby, she had a near-death experience and was clinically dead for a few minutes.
However, she fought and survived, which gave her the strength to overcome any challenge in life.
Niti said that her childhood phase has been the strongest, and she has always been a fighter.
She recalled dancing slowly in the washroom after coming out of ICU and telling her mother that she could dance.Niti believes that life throws challenges every day, but one has to stand back, adjust their crown, and keep going.
Last year, Niti disclosed on a reality show that she had a hole in her heart, which prevented her from doing many things like dancing, going to amusement parks or taking flights.However, after recovering, Niti found joy in dancing and has been doing so ever since.
During the pandemic, Niti’s vlogs gave hope to a woman who lost her father and was feeling suicidal.Niti said that she keeps her social media persona real by sharing her sad moments as much as her happy ones.
Currently, Niti is appearing on the second season of the popular show Bade Achhe Lagte Hain 2, and she also featured in the music video Naina Mere last year.Despite facing health challenges in her childhood, Niti continues to pursue her dreams and inspires others to do the same.
Actress Niti Taylor, who got married in 2020 to her childhood friend and Indian army officer Parikshit Bawa, has also revealed that she is not comfortable doing intimate scenes on-screen after marriage.Niti, who prefers doing television over OTT, admitted in an interview that she is not open to doing such scenes anymore.
She follows a simple mantra in her life, “If I can’t see him doing something, I’ll not do it either,” says Niti.Although she did an intimate scene with Parth Samthaan in Kaisi Yeh Yaariaan before her marriage, she believes that it’s now a thing of the past.
