Shruti Haasan stresses on the importance of self-care this World Health Day

IANS April 7, 2025 249 views

Shruti Haasan's World Health Day message beautifully challenges conventional self-care narratives by emphasizing personal wellness paths. Her candid approach suggests that meditation and relaxation are deeply individual experiences that can't be standardized. The actress shares her unique methods, from heavy metal music to playing piano, as forms of personal meditation. Her perspective offers a refreshing and inclusive view of mental health and self-love.

"Self-care is very important, and you should do it in whatever way makes you happy." - Shruti Haasan
Shruti Haasan stresses on the importance of self-care this World Health Day
Mumbai, April 7: On World Health Day, Shruti Haasan reminded us that healing comes in many forms.

Key Points

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Actress champions personalized wellness approach beyond traditional meditation

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Finds center through heavy metal and piano playing

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Upcoming in Rajinikanth's 'Coolie' film this August

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Redefines self-care as individual emotional journey

Revisiting a heartfelt video from the 'Saalar' actress' YouTube channel, Shruti’s perspective on self-care is as unique as her artistic identity. Her message stands out as a powerful reminder that self-care is personal — not prescriptive. Whether through music, movement, or just taking a pause, Shruti believes in carving your own path to wellness.

In her own words, "Self-care is very important, and you should do it in whatever way makes you happy. People often tell me, ‘You should really meditate,’ but I don’t know how to sit and blank my mind. I’ve found different ways to do it — like this thing called ‘breath of fire,’ where I channel into my third eye — but I do it with heavy metal because that’s what centres me. Playing the piano is my meditation. Watching Love Is Blind is my meditation. It doesn’t matter what it is — whatever feels like meditation to you, in terms of loving yourself and giving yourself the room to breathe and just be — I think that’s where real self-care lies."

Work-wise, Shruti will soon be seen in Lokesh Kanakaraj’s upcoming action extravaganza, "Coolie". The highly-awaited drama will see superstar Rajnikanth as the protagonist.

Apart from Rajinikanth, the project will also feature some of the top stars from the South film industry, such as Telugu heartthrob Nagarjuna, Kannada star Upendra, Malayalam star Soubin Shahir and Tamil star Sathyaraj.

Additionally, Mr Perferctionist Aamir Khan might also be seen doing a cameo in the film.

The movie will also feature Rebe Monica John, and Junior MGR in key roles.

"Coolie" is scheduled to reach the audience on August 14 this year.

Director Lokesh Kanakaraj has clarified that "Coolie" will be a stand-alone film and not a part of his Lokesh Cinematic Universe (LCU).

Reader Comments

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Priya K.
Love how Shruti normalizes unconventional self-care methods! Not everyone connects with traditional meditation, and that's okay. Her "breath of fire with heavy metal" approach is so refreshing 🤘
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Rahul S.
While I appreciate the message about self-care, I wish the article focused more on practical tips rather than just celebrity perspectives. The Coolie movie updates were interesting though!
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Ananya P.
Shruti is such a mood! Watching trashy reality TV as meditation? Yes queen! 👑 Self-care really is about doing what makes YOUR soul happy, not following someone else's rulebook.
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Vikram M.
The Coolie cast looks insane! Rajnikanth + Nagarjuna + Upendra? That's like the ultimate South Indian crossover. Can't wait for August!
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Sneha T.
As someone who struggles with anxiety, Shruti's words really resonated. I always felt guilty for not meditating "properly" but playing guitar does the same thing for me. Thank you for this perspective!
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Karthik R.
Interesting how the article blends wellness with entertainment news. Shruti's approach to self-care through creativity is inspiring, and the Coolie updates are the cherry on top!

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