Shalini Pasi is the new OTT star and that cannot be denied. Duration.

Since the release of ‘Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives’ on Netflix, Paasi has become the latest sensation, thanks to her unapologetic self-love and no-regrets shout-out attitude. His statements on the show have been gaining attention, but one in particular has impressed the audience: “The only reason I don’t hold grudges against other people is because it affects my skin.”

But is this really his mantra, or was it just a passing comment?

In an exclusive interview with Features Editor Ananya Bhattacharya, India Today DigitalPasi shared that she really lives by this philosophy; A statement that is earning him widespread praise, especially from women.

Watch the full interview here:

“This is something that I have lived, and now, if you see, Ayurvedic doctors, therapists – everyone agrees with it. If you’re stressed, certain hormones are released in the body, which actually causes aging and affects your sleep,” Pasi says.

“So now, when I open Instagram or my team forwards me something, it’s like some businessman is talking about the benefits of having a positive attitude, not holding grudges, or avoiding speaking bad about people. It’s all about skin, health. And sleep. And then skin care brands are saying the same, so it’s just that [her quote] It’s gone viral now,” she quips.

In the show, one episode that particularly caught the attention of the audience was when Riddhima Kapoor Sahni – representing the Delhi contingent – ​​spilled a glass of champagne on Shalini (intentionally or not, you know) during a dinner with the girls in Mauritius. be fixed). Surprisingly, Pasi did not react as many expected him to; Instead, she remained calm and collected.

Was his philosophy of no malice at work here?

“To be honest, sitting on the beach, with the wind and everything getting wet, is not a fun feeling,” she shares. “But my thought was, if I got up and left, everyone in the cast, production and camera team would have to wait for me for an hour. My thoughts go out to the camera crew, sound guys and everyone behind the scenes. “Instead of being angry or upset about what happened, I was just thinking about everyone else,” says Shalini.

Shalini says that her objective is bigger than just “throwing tantrums and making people feel bad”, and that she believes in karma, and does not want to spoil her work.

Watch the full interview of Shalini Pasi India Today Digital Here.