Tahira Kashyap reveals that she was "lacking security" during the testimony of Vicky, a donor of Ayushmann Khurrana

Tahira Kashyap, a woman who fights cancer, recently declared that she was a star woman, her relationship with actor husband Ayushmann Khurrana and the way they are became beginners in Mumbai to become adult professionals in an interview. Anupama Chopra for Film Companion. Tahira said that they had experienced a difficult period in their marriage when Ayushmann was filming his debut at Bollywood Vicky Donor . "I was this crazy, pregnant, and unsure woman of her when Vicky Donor came in. It's the worst phase for both of us," she said. said during the interview, adding, "I think we were immature, he did not have the maturity to hold my hand and tell me" I'm fine! ", especially when I'm crazy because of my hormones. I was pregnant at that time. I also did not have the maturity to calm you down, everything will be fine. So, we both lacked maturity at that time. "

Tahira, who arrived in Mumbai after a non-filmed training, took a long time to adapt to the situation of being the wife of an actor:" Considering that your husband is surrounded by beautiful women … you do not come from this background, so you do not have the maturity to deal with the frills that are presented. it was the same. "

Tahira Kashyap and Ayushmann Khurrana married in 2008 after several years together, and are the parents of their son Virajveer and their daughter Varushka." Fortunately, we knew each other for 9 or 10 years before marriage really helped us. Because I knew that he was not mean and that he knew that she was not naughty. So, I think that's been maintained. So we made peace, "Tahira said in the interview.

Tahira Kashyap, who began her teaching career at Mumbai, who said she had always wanted to be a filmmaker, made her debut with the critically acclaimed short film Toffee which will be released in 2017. Tahira will soon begin working on her first feature film. feature, which Ayushmann will also be part of.) Tahira Kashyap is recovering from a diagnosis of bad cancer and often shows trends for her impactful publications on cancer awareness.