Twinkle Khanna recalls Akshay Kumar sealing her “transformation from a hot chick to a cow”: “My husband told a visitor that I was unavailable because I was ‘milking’” : Bollywood News

As the world marked another Mother's Day, renowned author and entrepreneur Twinkle Khanna chose to reflect on the intricate evolution of motherhood in her recent column, Mrs Funnybones. Delving into her journey, she discussed modern mothers' multifaceted roles, juxtaposing them with the simpler duties of yesteryears, as shared by her mother, Dimple Kapadia.

Twinkle Khanna recalls Akshay Kumar sealing her “transformation from a hot chick to a cow”: “My husband told a visitor that I was unavailable because I was ‘milking’”

In her narrative published in the Times of India, Twinkle Khanna unveiled the myriad responsibilities she juggles as a contemporary mother, portraying a stark contrast to the comparatively straightforward tasks of her mother's era. From being a therapist and event planner to a stylist and educator, she elucidated how motherhood encompasses a spectrum of roles beyond mere caregiving.

She recalled, “My initiation into motherhood began in 2002 when my son was born. This was the time when my husband told a visitor that I was unavailable because I was ‘milking’ and immediately sealed my transformation from a hot chick to a cow.”

She also drew parallels with historical anecdotes, illustrating that concerns about appearance and nurturing have been perennial aspects of motherhood, transcending generations. Referencing insights from Einstein's family memoirs, she highlighted the timeless nature of maternal instincts and the enduring quest for nurturing excellence.

Another excerpt from her write-up read, “We must breastfeed but not have droopy breasts. We must feed them the right combination of nutrients and avoid eating their leftovers to have the waistlines we once had before these creatures turned our wombs into their personal campervans. We must ensure they are entertained, mingle with the right peers, and praise their crooked drawings like we are courtiers bowing to the emperor with no clothes. All this should be accomplished by a method called ‘gentle parenting’, unlike our mothers who ordered us around like army colonels.”

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