Meenakshi Seshadri: "They Don't Have To Factor In Childbirth, Pregnancy" when discussing why actors have longer careers in show business.

New Delhi: Meenakshi Seshadri, a former actress, has finally returned to India after years spent there. Meenakshi recently talked about renowned performers like Amitabh Bachchan, Dharmendra, and Jeetendra. Meenakshi took a break from acting after getting married. Meenakshi was questioned why she believed her peers, Jackie Shroff and Anil Kapoor, were still working in the business in an interview with Lehren Retro. "Do teen baatein hai, ek to given ideology hai ki heroes will have a long innings," was her response (in Hindi). The people from the previous generation, like Dharam ji (Dharmendra), Jeetu Ji (Jeetendra), and Amit Ji (Amitabh Bachchan), are really powerful. [There are several things to think about. First, it is a presumption that heroes will live long lives. Grab the previous generation, for example—Dharam Ji, Jeetu Ji, Amit Ji—they are still way strong.]”

"Fir dusri baat yeh hai ki men are not really running the home," Meenakshi Seshadri went on. so that they can commit fully. Career pe dhyaan de sakte hai pura-ura hai. They don't need to account for labor, pregnancy, or childrearing, so that's a plus. Here you go, to vo kaafi aurton ke jimmey aata hai. They are still going strong for all the reasons that you possess. Importantly, people still like them, of course. [Second, since they are not truly in charge of the house, men are free to give their jobs their whole attention. They may give their work their whole attention. Thirdly, they do not have to account for pregnancy, delivery, or raising children, all of which are primarily the duties of women. Thus, it concludes the matter the reasons why they are still going strong. And of course, people still like them, which is very important.]”

In 1995, Meenakshi Seshadri wed investment banker Harish Mysore, who was located in the US. Josh Mysore, a son, and Kendra Mysore, a daughter, make up the couple's proud family. Meenakshi Seshadri's most recent appearance in a film was with Sunny Deol in Ghatak: Lethal in 1996.