Nabha Natesh spoke about her accident and shared that she was scared that she would die and expressed her happiness that she is alive. When Nabha Natesh scored her first hit in form of mass entertainer iSmart Shankar everyone predicted a bright future. However, she suffered an accident and this put brakes on her career.
Talking about her career progress, she said “It’s not like I didn’t have work, I still had films releasing. But I was being extremely choosy. I want to be seen as both an actor and a heroine. I am a trained theatre artist and a dancer. I wanted to say yes only to projects where my character is important,”
Nabha suffered a major accident and speaking about it, she added “It took me an entire year to recover. But I am better, stronger, and completely fine now,”. She continued “I didn’t want to tell anyone when it happened. I am a private person, I wanted to focus on getting better. I broke my shoulder bone in multiple places and had to get operated in Bengaluru. Even before I fully recovered, I relapsed at the gym and had to get operated on again,”
Speaking about her ordeal she says. “I am the kind of person who’s always jumping around, on her toes. To suddenly watch my movement even when I was asleep was new to me. When you have everything, you take it for granted. You don’t realize what it’s like to have a fully functional body till you don’t. When you meet with an accident like this, you realize how blessed you’ve been to have a good life and support loved ones. But once I recovered physically, I felt better mentally too.”
On the opportunities, she missed she added “When I would put something out, I would put a lot of effort in making sure it looked right because I wanted my social media to represent me as an artist. But once I was in recovery, it was the last thing on my mind. The likes, comments, follower count…none of it mattered. What I missed was being on sets, it’s my happy place. I lost out on some exciting projects but that’s okay. I am thankful to be alive. Being healthy and of sound mind is the most important thing. I’m back on social media now but the way I approach it has changed. I still do photoshoots, but I don’t take it all too seriously,”