Kajal on balancing act as a mom.Kajal candidly states that the entertainment industry doesn't inherently support the idea of a "work-life balance," particularly for working mothers. She empathizes with the challenges many parents face while juggling career and family, highlighting the universal "fear of missing out" on their children's lives.She openly expresses the common struggle of mom guilt that working women experience.
Kajal is determined to prioritize her son Neil, having reduced her workload substantially to dedicate more time to him without compromising on the quality of her work.Kajal underscores that achieving a work-life balance is about choices. In her industry, where work is constant, it's the decisions she makes that enable her to find equilibrium. She acknowledges that saying 'no' to film opportunities has had an impact on her career but emphasizes the emotional toll of being away from her child.
The actress attributes her ability to manage both her career and personal life to the invaluable support of her husband and mother. Her mom travels with her, allowing her to check on her baby during lunch breaks.Kajal's commitment to versatility is evident in her diverse roles, including playing a psychologist in Bhagavanth Kesari, which promotes women's empowerment.
She is excited to contribute to the cause and hopes more stars will do the same. In her upcoming film, Sathyabhama, she portrays a narrow-minded cop, a role that she believes will astonish the audience and elevate her as an actor.Kajal acknowledges the physical toll of her roles, especially after her confinement. She started shooting for Indian 2 when her son was just two months old, underlining the sacrifices actors make for their craft.