Arya Babbarthe son of a veteran actor Raj Babbar and Nadira Babbar, has opened up about one of the darkest chapters in her life, revealing that she once contemplated suicide and that her comedy came about as a result of struggling with depression and family breakdown.The actor-comedian recently shared a video from his social media account. While the movie pulled a joke about Prateik’s brother Smita Patil, Arya says the main story of the show is about survival, good health and finding hope.
‘I thought about killing myself and I survived’
As for what she did, Arya revealed that it came from a very personal experience.“It was almost the night I decided to kill myself and I survived. The idea of doing this is ki aaj koi meri tarah aisi bewakoofi karne ki soch raha ho to use bacha sakun,” he told Hindustan Times.According to Arya, the drama explores her depression, family relationships and the breakdown of her life. He hopes that by talking openly about his problems, he can help someone who may be facing such a mental problem.
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Arya’s stand-up tour began in 2024, and she says that comedy has become a way for her to discuss difficult topics that are often difficult to bring up in normal conversation.The actor believes that sharing his story publicly will encourage others to seek help instead of making irreversible decisions at a time of despair.
‘Likes happen, breakups happen and that’s okay’
Reflecting on the public scrutiny surrounding her family, Arya admitted that the Babbars have remained the talk of the town.“There are other actors whose parents were actors and their stories also came out. But the main topic of conversation is nahin chal raha, bas hamara kyun chal raha hai pata nahi. But it’s life and there’s no need to hide. Affairs happen, breakups happen and that’s okay. It’s not the end of life, not the ‘brother’ I got life.Although her family’s struggles are difficult, Arya says she chooses to focus on gratitude and the lessons she’s learned through adversity.Notice: If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, seek immediate help from a psychologist or suicide prevention counselor.
