When Katrina Kaif spoke about Anushka Sharma's wedding to Virat Kohli: ‘Inspired us all in love again'

Indian Express

3 days ago

In a major throwback moment, we found a video of Katrina Kaif complimenting her Zero co-actor Anushka Sharma on her dreamy wedding to cricketer Virat Kohli in 2017. 'Anushka's wedding was so beautifully and classically done that you inspired us all in love again. I remember that when I saw that picture, I got sentimental. I know; everyone felt that way. There was so much beauty in that. Everyone got reminded of love again,' Kaif said during the 2018 film's promotions.
What does it mean to appreciate and acknowledge colleagues' love stories and admire them?
Delnna Rrajesh, psychotherapist, healer, and life coach, termed it a 'moment of rare grace'. 'A woman publicly batting for another woman's joy is something we can all learn from. We don't just need love stories. We need reminders that love is real, still possible, and worth believing in—even when it's not our turn yet,' added Delnna.
Appreciating a colleague's love story goes beyond polite congratulations—it's about truly seeing the joy in their life and honouring it. 'It shows we value them not just for their work but for who they are as people—their emotions, their bonds, their dreams,' said Esha Bhardwaj, life and emotional wellness coach.
According to Delnna, when you celebrate someone else's love, you're not just being kind but choosing connection over comparison.
'You're saying, 'Her joy does not threaten mine.' You're telling your nervous system, 'Love exists—and it's safe to believe in it again.' And that changes everything. Because most people don't struggle with love—they struggle with feeling left out of it. They silently ask, 'Why not me?'But when you bless another's joy, even while facing a heartbreak, you reclaim your power', shared Delnna.
Women who celebrate others are not weak. They are deeply rooted, mentioned Delnna.
When we celebrate someone's milestones—their engagement, wedding, or how they speak about their partner—we're creating a workplace that feels warm, safe, and connected. 'It builds trust. It softens the edges of professionalism and reminds us that behind every role is a human heart,' shared Bhardwaj.
'They are rooted in self-worth, emotionally secure, and believe that someone else's light doesn't dim their own,' said Delnna.
Katrina's words about Anushka and Virat weren't just sweet—they were a reminder that love, when witnessed and appreciated, can shift the energy of an entire room. 'Let's not underestimate the power of such small but sincere gestures. They're what build emotionally rich communities—at work and in life,' shared Bhardwaj.