"Being rich today doesn't take away my frugality mindset.” (Parvathy Thiruvothu) | The Real Stuff

[@mariapriscilla8040]

Love loveee to see our South Indian actor here.

[@hakadushblue]

Thanks a lot for sharing your feelings, Parvathy! It takes courage to be this vulnerable. I could relate to this in many ways. It is in my 30's that I discovered a lot more about my body , mind , and desire. I follow Agents of Ishq, through them I learned to feel normal about my quirks( my Leonardo was a pillow)😅 You speaking your heart out makes a difference. Thank you for doing what you do! And Thank you, Lucie Fink for this conversation! I hope to see a future, where speaking about our desires and sexuality won't come at a cost! I do see significant changes around me, but there still is so much stigma, that is yet to be rooted out for the better. Takecare !

[@heloisebrunet330]

WOW. I'm a busy mum of 3 and I keep thinking to myself "let's listen to the beginning of the episode, and then do what's needs to be done". It turns out I listen to them all fully, and take it as a me time moment, so grateful for this Lucie, THANK YOU! The way you manage your questions and what people tell you is awsome.

[@luciebfink]

Wow!!!! Thank you so much for being here and giving us some time in your busy day!!!!❤❤❤

[@aniceabin5139]

This conversation is rather intriguing! While I am fascinated about the courage and liberation ParwThy has the balls she has in her activist life. I find many things very relatable when she shares her growing up. Yet I cannot resist my thought of how our life is hyper normalised and not aware of which!!

[@indulekhakarunakaran4911]

Great interview.. beautiful flow.. I couldn’t stop thinking about the interview long after I finished watching it.. the vulnerability parvathy showed despite being fully aware of the cultural landscape back at home that would only bring merciless trolling and jeering from a big section of people is a telltale sign of her bravery.. the content of the interview is dense on so many levels and significant for women empowerment and for humanity in general and yet the gentility of the host in navigating through this deserves praise.. parvathy,, it’s impossible not to feel a connection with you, being a woman and having gone through similar situations..

[@ramyaelango2246]

Hope this doesn't reach more Indian folks. If this reaches, there are more chances of making memes&reels&trolls. Stay blessed Parvathy❤

[@santhammav3730]

Super parvathy . Proud of u❤

[@bfavaro1]

I loved this discussion - what a sweet friendship! I love learning about differences in cultures and growing up, it’s fascinating! ❤

[@luciebfink]

FASCINATING. She is an amazing friend ❤

[@camilagugu90]

Loved this interview! it was so interesting to see how different our cultures are and the different challenges we have in different parts of the world... Mental health is a topic that touches I think most of us, in some way and it is so important to give light on it and show how people can heal and love themselves and accept themselves as they are!

[@luciebfink]

Agreed x10000! Thank you so much for listening 😊

[@akhia.4102]

Loved this interview. I’m such a huge fan of you both. It was such a unique experience seeing one of my favorite South Indian actresses converse openly with one of my favorite content creators.

[@randyorton3068]

Only if you google Parvathy thiruvothu interviews is when you land on this. I do not get the count of likes this video has. She was brutally honest, transparent, open minded and beautiful as always.. Not sure why the number of likes and comments are so less for this video. Both of you spoke very well with each other rather than just creating content so the viewers are satisfied. I liked the entire interview and I watch a lot of these and as Parvathy mentioned at the end. Some ppl have a prepared set of questions and dont bother listening to you, they just wanna complete the set of questions that they prepared. So, great job Lucie, thanks for this interview. And Parvathy, my god. You are something else.

[@sethu1112]

It was nice to see Parvathy in the podcast she is such a lovely actress and a such a soft spoken it is the first time I am watching your podcast and the way you took the conversation was too good and the way Parvathy responds to various questions was too good even the most sensitive questions she did well and she is like that and I have watched all her movies and on screen she is fabulous all the best Parvathy and have a great career

[@saugust6298]

I really appreciate the frankness of Parvathy. I wish her all the success

[@shinychirayath5919]

Love to see Parvathy here!!

[@julieatlife]

Saw happy to c that this is discussed and see that healing happens

[@thomasjoseph621]

I am a fan of Parvathy. Brilliant and beautiful actress...!

[@riyajosephkaithavanathara]

Its more easier to talk to someone broadminded...rather than channels that will cut paste controversial statements as they please for clickbait

[@sargunajayendra8165]

More power to you Parvathi🎉🎉🎉

[@shanu99shan]

One of the beautiful, sincere and bold souls from Kerala quite famous as GODS OWN COUNTRY though I would say people like Parvathy makes it in real life…. May God Bless her❤❤❤❤

[@MEDICINE_WITH_FUN]

Thank You Dears...

[@ramyaelango2246]

Thanks for doing this GIRL❤Lucie

[@jissebastian6459]

Very interesting to hear some personal talks from Parvathy ❤.

[@sreelakshmis1302]

Such a beautiful conversation.

[@Avulivinn2003]

Love from Kerala India❤parvathy❤

[@saphire7693]

Parvathy is class and character

[@dhanyaradhakrishnan1723]

Two beautiful people come together to create magic❤

[@7lettersName]

Finally i Watched P8's Episode 7 . I love to listen to this beautiful P8 . Thanks lucie for this interview 😉

[@Sukanya-c3y]

Love this ❤🎉... !!! More power to you girls .. 💪🏻🌟🔥😇💐🦋.... !!!

[@johnsamuel2151]

👑 Parvathy ♥️

[@roshan-s2z]

She took English coaching under teresa mam from spam international. I am recommending if anyone who wish to study English it will be an amazing experience

[@akhilnv3611]

Parvathy❤

[@muniscrazylab809]

Love from kerala ❤

[@theerthap2711]

everything ia great, but this is definitely not the accent in your other interviews

[@randyorton3068]

if you worked in IT, specifically with US clients. And you are capable of an accent or atleast mimicking them without mocking. Then you would get that accent too. So let her be...

[@piresr6]

Out of everything in the interview only thing you picked up was her accent...she can talk the way she wnts...she can improvise on hwr accent and if is choosing to use n accent...nothing wrong in it...u can hear some words she said sounded like.south indian accent...specially when she says parent...she is just being consious as she is talking with an overseas person. So she has to use accent fr interviewer to understand her properly......come on man..if you cant.appreciate her atleast dont judge her....leave her alone...

[@empuraaninmontana]

Sarey Georgey, parippinu ulley wadayum chayayum njan tharunnundu.

[@allwynmarshall]

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[@Anarchist_syndicalist]

She was already from the upper class background before coming to the movie industry.

[@neethuharidas9510]

Why do u have an accent tho?

[@randyorton3068]

if you worked in IT, specifically with US clients. And you are capable of an accent or atleast mimicking them without mocking. Then you would get that accent too. So let her be...

[@neethuharidas9510]

@ I don’t agree. I work with US clients everyday, I don’t copy their accent. Well seems you work in an IT company since you mentioned, you also work with people from other parts of the world say the Chinese or the Singaporeans…no one copies their accent? Also I don’t think she is talking to her US client here.

[@Mokados9]

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