Namrata Shirodkar doesn’t watch husband Mahesh Babu's films; why she gave up being an actress, here's why

Telugu superstar Mahesh Bahu celebrated his 46th birthday today, August 9. To make it more special for him, the makers of Sarkaru Vaari Paata shared a teaser for the fans to embrace. 

The film’s co-producers Mythri Movie Makers took to Twitter to share the teaser and wrote, “Happy Birthday SUPERSTAR". In the teaser video, Mahesh Babu looks super hot and stylish as he steps out of a car in the first shot. The film features National award winner Keerthy Suresh.
 

Mahesh Babu's wife Namrata Shirodkar also wished him on social media. She took to Instagram, she posted an intimate picture of the two, and wrote: “The man who defines love for me.. my then, now and forever! A very happy birthday MB.. love you more than you’ll ever know.” 
 

A few years ago, Namrata Shirodkar talked about her relationship with Mahesh. The mother of two said that she had to wait five long years before getting married to Mahesh.
 

Namrita also added that she doesn’t watch it. Yes, it is right Namrita said that she could not bring herself to watch Mahesh’s films. On the other side, their family members are very enthusiastic about attending and enjoying previews of his movies like ordinary people, but not her.
 

In a report published in TOI Namrita said, “I sit at home chewing my nails, praying, wondering if this one will be as big as the previous one and so on. It’s agony. Mahesh tells me to chill. But that’s impossible to do."
 

Talking about her filmy career, Namrita said, “I didn’t care about my career. I never sought roles, never asked any director to sign me. I did some huge films like Vaastav with Sanjay Dutt, Pukar with Anil Kapoor and Jab Pyaar Kissise Hota Hai with Salman Khan. I didn’t make any effort to cash in on their success.”
 

Namrita affirmed that there was never a burning desire in her to be a top actress and said she is currently happy state, “I happily gave up my career to marry Mahesh. In the 16 years of marriage, there hasn’t been a single moment of regret or bitterness."