‘Mera beta hai,' says Supriya Pathak about her relationship with Shahid Kapoor: ‘Normal jaise maa bete ka rishta hota hai waisa hi hai'
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While Shahid stayed with his mother while growing up, he continues to share a great rapport even with his father and his entire family. In a recent interview, Supriya known for playing iconic roles like Hansa from 'Khichdi' and movies like 'Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ramleela', has opened up on her bonding with Shahid.
She shared during a chat with to BBC News Hindi, 'Mera beta hai. Bete ke sath toh normal jaisa maa ka rishta hota hai, vaisa hi hai mera aur Shahid ka bhi rishta (He is my son.
We share the same normal relationship that any mother shares with her son).'
She added, 'He is really my son. Ruhan, Shahid, Sanah are all my kids. I can fight with them, love them, laugh with them, I am friends with all of them. I am friends with all three of them.'
Supriya Pathak opens up on her bonding with Shahid Kapoor: 'He's my son, we share a normal mother-son relationship.' One also sees Supriya bonding so well with Shahid's wife Mira Rajput.
Shahid and Sanah shared screen space in 'Shaandaar'.
Meanwhile, in the same chat, Supriya opened up on how she manages these various relationships in her life. She said, 'A woman has many sides to her personality and if she explores every side of her personality, then it can turn into a complete story. I never feel forced about developing relationships, all these things come naturally to me.'
Earlier in an interview, Supriya had recalled that Shahid was always very warm towards her. She had told
on an interview with Tweak India, 'He was very warm and he did not have any defiant reactions towards me, and nor did I have them too. So, when we met, we instantly liked each other as people. And I think that is what just carried on. Though there were a lot of times when he was not with us, so whenever he would come and we kind of always… we reacted to each other as people.'
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