The International Day of Happiness, observed annually on March 20, serves as a reminder to prioritize happiness, well-being, and mental health in our lives. On this occasion, actor Shivangi Verma, known for her roles in popular films like “Pichaikkaran 2” and “Black Rose,” shared her thoughts on the significance of happiness and how it shapes her life.
Verma expressed her belief that happiness should be celebrated every day, emphasizing that it is not confined to a single day of observance. For her, happiness is not merely an event but a continuous state of mind, influencing her outlook on life and her daily experiences.
In her portrayal of a forensic expert in the TV series “Control Room,” Verma drew inspiration from Vikrant Massey’s character from “Forensic,” showcasing her dedication to her craft and commitment to delivering authentic performances.
Reflecting on the sources of her happiness, Verma highlighted the importance of simple pleasures and meaningful connections. She expressed her fondness for her hometown, Delhi, where she finds joy in reuniting with her family and indulging in her favorite foods, such as gol gappe and aloo tikki.
Verma’s deep-rooted connection with her family shines through as she recalls the pride and happiness she felt when she handed her first salary to her parents. For her, witnessing their joy and sense of accomplishment was a defining moment, reinforcing the significance of family bonds and shared experiences in her life.
