Stand-up comedian Bharti Singh opens up about her painful childhood memories during an emotional moment on ‘Super Dancer Chapter 5,’ highlighting her advocacy for house help and their struggles.
MUMBAI – Stand-up star Bharti Singh recently shared her feelings about her childhood, expressing deep emotional pain associated with her past. In an upcoming episode of the popular show ‘Super Dancer Chapter 5,’ Bharti became visibly moved while watching a performance by contestant Apsara Boro.
The performance resonated with Bharti’s own childhood experiences, particularly as it depicted a girl caring for her sister, mirroring Bharti’s own life where her sister played a similar role. This emotional connection prompted Bharti to walk off the set in tears, reflecting on the harsh realities of her upbringing.
In a promo released by the channel, Bharti candidly stated, “The one thing I hate is exactly what you showed me.” When pressed for more details about her feelings, she revealed, “I feel very bad, and I hate it when I think of my childhood, as I faced a lot of issues.”
Bharti elaborated on her struggles, sharing that she often felt isolated during festive seasons. “I used to not like festivals as we did not have anything to celebrate like other children,” she said, her voice tinged with emotion.
This difficult past has shaped Bharti’s current advocacy for house help and their families. She expressed a strong commitment to supporting those who work tirelessly while leaving their own children behind. “So now I always stand for all the house help, drivers, etc.; they take care of us, leaving their kids behind,” she explained.
In a heartwarming gesture during the episode, Bharti gifted new clothes to Apsara, who had previously observed other children wearing fresh outfits. This act not only showcased Bharti’s empathy but also highlighted her desire to uplift those who face similar challenges.
Bharti Singh’s candid reflections on her childhood serve as a reminder of the resilience required to overcome adversity, as well as the importance of supporting those who provide essential services in our lives.
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