LOVE എനിക്ക് comfort എന്ന ആ feeling ആണ്...Ahaana Krishna Part-3 |

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Ahaana Krishna is an Indian actor, who appears primarily in Malayalam films. Ahaana was born as the eldest of the four daughters of actor Krishna Kumar and wife Sindhu Krishna. Ahaana made her acting debut in 2014 with Rajeev Ravi's second directorial film Njan Steve Lopez. She then appeared in Njandukalude Nattil Oridavela in 2017 directed by Althaf with Nivin Pauly. In 2019 Ahaana starred in the romantic drama Luca along with Tovino Thomas. The same year, she also appeared in Shanker Ramakrishnan's Pathinettam Padi. She has acted in a web series Me, Myself and I. She has also directed a music video Thonnal. Her latest film Adi with Shine Tom Chacko is due for release and is a much-anticipated film. She is also a KZbinr and a social media influencer. Her Instagram following runs into millions.
In this three part series Ahaana shares her thoughts on her career, the movies she has been a part of and her love for acting. She goes on to talk about her family especially her mom Sindhu Krishna. She is the eldest her siblings being Diya Krishan, Ishaani Krishna, Hansika Krishna. She talks about how it has been growing up in a family such as hers. She talks about the struggles the family has gone through to get this far.
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[@scmiracle55]

At 6:59 -- she was about to say driver - it seems like she dont want to say driver and say amma pick cheyyan..like hiding her privilege...yes from her point she is only comparing to other actors/ actress kids...but from a lower middle class point she is privileged-- she will never accept that.

[@liniejohn1585]

This girl Ahaana is fake. She tells in all her interviews she loves meeting people and feels very free to interact with people. Before covid times, I happened to see her n her mom at a mall in tvm. Bcoz of awe n admiratiration I was looking at her with wide open eyes. But she kept on ignoring n was hiding herself among the hanging clothes. This was the time after luka and she was reasonably a known figure. When I came near her to have a word with her, she immediately picked up some clothes and rushed to the trial room. Whatever they show on the outside is very far from the reality.

[@vandanamenon4444]

Maybe she was having a bad day she didn’t want to interact w anyone see people have different mood you cant expect a certain behaviour from a person everyday.

[@anithachandrapal9872]

Try to respect everyone's privacy...

[@krishnapriyakp-yx7wz]

privacy endhan enn padikk

[@Freesoul40]

My mothers dream was to travel in an aeroplane .Then cancer came as the villain in her life .But my warrior overcame it.After 4 years I took her to London with me and made her dream come true 😊.To all mothers you are the greatest warriors ❤.Much love 💕

[@IamLijo]

❤️

[@TheKatChat47]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@captainofthesea]

❤️🥺 OMG.

[@harishhrajan3924]

Pwoli👌👌

[@hope8112]

But my Amma didnt overcome... May 12 th 2022 she.......

[@zerah2247]

I love Danya's interviews ... there's some standard in her questions not just blah blah...keep moving forward like this dear 👏❤

[@swaraj4108]

Hi edi

[@mailmeida88]

I din like couple of statements mentioning not having enough money. Having a driver to pick kids from school clearly indicates she had a decent lifestyle. There are kids who could not even afford school fees… that’s where attention is required. Not affording a luxury life style is not randu attam kooti muttal and Kadam chodikkal.

[@pachamaala3477]

I know right. Ahaana needs a reality check. I think she is living too long in that house. Must venture on her own, live by herself may be setup her own something, buy her own car etc etc. Life is out of her comfort zone and she must plunge.

[@BertRussie]

She is just saying she doesn't come from the ultra rich, luxury background that everyone thinks she comes from ryt. Tye struggle to maintain a certain lifestyle as your family and friend Circle, is also kind of a struggle if not the same as having to make ends meet

[@moonlightdreams7947]

She is talking about the life challenges she faced not comparing to other people challenges.

[@JJ_Sparks]

Everyone have their own level of randu attam kooti muttikkal and Kadam chodhikkal.. to maintain whatever luxury you have their should be consistency.. that applies to everyone's lifestyle.. and at some point evry family goes through some struggle which is tough for them.. how can everyone have same life lesson and lifestyle.. so chill

[@liniejohn1585]

She dint say she had a driver..she said her mom wud be there as a driver at the school to pick them. She only meant her mom was always available for the kids

[@sheelanandini5046]

I heard Sindhu commenting on her difficulties being a mother. She doesn't know the suffering of lower income people for she had helpers to assist her in household responsibilities. It's not her mistake.. It's the lack of social interference with common people.

[@lithathilakan6657]

If Sindhu mam is helping her helpers run a good family life, isn't that a good thing. To my eyes, Sindhu mam gave up some of her dreams for family life. We don't know her postpartum struggles either. I am not looking less at struggles of lower income earners. What I have seen so far is each person's struggle is different. Let's empathize and be helpful in whatever ways we can, let's not judge.

[@snehamathew8044]

This is just my opinion- It May or may not be right. I felt that she is not a great actress- she is good but can’t say an exceptional one. But she is a great model. She has an excellent sense of communication and personality as well. She keeps telling about getting a breakthrough in her acting career. Is it time for Ahana to change the direction of her search based on her talents ? It’s not to throw dirt on her that I’m telling this.

[@snehita752]

Her meaning of tough times might be different from yours and mine but for her that was the toughest time in their house. She doesn't have to think of the lower middle class people's struggle... her struggles might be different from ours and we have to accept that and understand her.

[@dr.naseemabeautytree3100]

Yes totally true struggle of each people depends on their life style ,family ,priority etc !! A billionaire Also would be struggling in his own level !! So we can’t judge that is like a very poor level or how was it !

[@anbygeo]

Yes some people believe only below poverty line is only have problems 😅

[@dr.naseemabeautytree3100]

@@anbygeo yes

[@TheKatChat47]

​@@anbygeo yes.. I think middle class struggles are avoided by the society.

[@aishwaryaravindran2152]

I think most of the middle class families can relate to what Ahaana said about making the ends meet. The loan, school fees, a dress.. the financial and mental stress is for real. Life is different for different people and you really cannot scale the struggles everyone faces.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

That is because of the rat race of materialism....its not right,,,the moment you realize it, you can stop it....than becoming generational.

[@deepikamadhav1125]

Exactly The life of middle class people is very difficult and stressful..from outside they look like rich people, those who live without any hardship..people label us like this, Even if you ask someone for money as a debt, no one will give it.They will say what is lacking in you..isn't everything going well? But we know the real situation of our home, Only we know how each month passes..Only we know how to make ends meet

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

@@deepikamadhav1125 i think you missed the point. No matter what class you are, you live within your means, debt free and giving back to society in whatever way. You dont spend beyond your capacity nor teach your children to do the same. its when you spend beyond, you feel poor and because you think you have to. Learn money management and benevolence. Stop the materialism. What the Krishnan family is doing is trying too live above their means and calling themselves poor. Sindhu Krishnan is encouraging daughters to monetize tjrough social media, product placement, advertising and through cinimas to pay husbands political career, her gold and diamond, expensive accessorens, clothing, designer handbags, vacations and hgh end hotels and drivers. Then they claim they are financially struggling, totaling exploiting the world, especially young social media users, capitalizing on their ignorance and naivety.

[@sandrajoshy9755]

After watching the 3 parts of this interview, Even though I love ahana as a person❤, but still, it seems like ahana was not so genuine in this. She is well prepared😂 and also she was just using some unnecessary motivational quotes 🙄. ---Personal opinion

[@tck-yg1pw]

Her father worked soo hard for them.. At that time he was the only one who has earning... But she always treated her mother soo well... And in her every interview she only spoke about how her mother struggle...

[@Nietzsche777]

Her mother was from a well off family. Dubai settled one. Probably it was a love marriage. And her mother sacrificed a lot for her husband and daughters.

[@shyamaretnakumar5868]

Being in a love marriage means it was her (mother's) choice too. So She is destined to face the consequences too, good or bad!

[@DanPieu]

Having difficulties in maintaining a luxurious lifestyle like going on a 40K trip can hardly be called a struggle or "making ends meet".

[@ushababu6927]

😊

[@gayathrygopi5671]

People are judging Ahana’s sorrows and struggles from the point of view “ithilum pavapetta aalukal und”. But she is talking about the financial struggles of living a poor life in upper privileged class. She compares her and her family’s difficulties with maybe her upperclass friends and families. That’s her kind of pain. So, its so deep for her. We cannot compare her upperclass pain with a kooli panikk povunna achanulla jeevikkan budhimuttunna private busil allipidich povunna govt school going kid. Different people- different life- different kinda struggles- different kinda pain !!!

[@aswathyrnair8917]

thats sooo true

[@binithasajith7739]

Hey Dhanya are these cards different for each guest or just a pack of well curated in general for all your guests. I find the cards are specifically designed for each of your guests!!!

[@vaisakhiramesh3817]

Ahaana, you are the epitome of Self-love and I can see myself in you❤

[@mehrosemariam]

Ahaana is trying to present herself in a particular way.Well,she has every right to do so.But somehow this interview lacks some soul.I feel this is not who ahaana is.Rathri irunnu kanji kudikumbol kittuna oru comfort that's what she is telling about love🥴..ath ottum mansilayilla

[@pachamaala3477]

she's losing it

[@deepikamadhav1125]

Ahana is very well spoken..she has answers to all questions..maybe because she is doing imaginary interviews as she said, she answers without thinking too much.The standard of living or the living conditions are different for many people..This is probably what Ahana was trying to convey, if you look at her with a title of celebrity kid her life was not as luxurious as others think

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

No matter what class you are, you live within your means, debt free and giving back to society in whatever way. You dont spend beyond your capacity nor teach your children to do the same. its when you spend beyond, you feel poor and because you think you have to. Learn money management and benevolence. Stop the materialism. What the Krishnan family is doing is trying too live above their means and calling themselves poor. Sindhu Krishnan is encouraging daughters to monetize tjrough social media, product placement, advertising and through cinimas to pay husbands political career, her gold and diamond, expensive accessorens, clothing, designer handbags, vacations and hgh end hotels and drivers. Then they claim they are financially struggling, totaling exploiting the world, especially young social media users, capitalizing on their ignorance and naivety.

[@shilpaajitha733]

I appreciate a lot of what she said, but thinking of taking gold loan for sending a school kid on 40K trip 😂 explains their financial struggles very well

[@mailmeida88]

Me rewinding my school tym when I had to prepare for a week to tell mother wonderla trip unde .. oru 2k theraamo🤣🤣🤣 Utharam no anengilum… purage nadakum..apola 40k. Epolum edukaan undegilum… first mind il verunathu … venda loan adakkam ena…

[@sangeetharajendran6881]

College

[@dr.naseemabeautytree3100]

It depends on their life and priority !! We can’t know what was their strategy !!

[@shilpaajitha733]

@@dr.naseemabeautytree3100 it is very clear from her words that the family was maintaining a high standard of living although their income was not sufficient for that lifestyle. People who prioritise comforts over financial security are bound to suffer the consequences and that is what they went through… she is not even aware of that mistake… she talks as if low income was the root cause for all their troubles when in reality it was their choice to decide whether they want to go with a simple but peaceful life with in their income or a more luxurious stressful life living on loans and borrowed money. They choose the second option that is all …that is why I said the single statement about 40k tour and gold loan explains their struggle very well.

[@dr.naseemabeautytree3100]

@@shilpaajitha733 ok

[@ashwindevms]

I feel bad for those people who expects everyone to have a sad story in their life. She has a decent family. She has had a pretty normal childhood. But some of the comments seems to have a problem with her for not having a difficult time in her life. Not everyone has a sad story. Some of our parents have made sure the kids are sensible and mature.

[@anjanaradhakrishnan9720]

It's not bcoz she don't have a sad story... Her story is very normal but her exaggeration of problems is what people commenting for.

[@ashwindevms]

@@anjanaradhakrishnan9720 forgive her for not impressing you.

[@anjanaradhakrishnan9720]

@@ashwindevms There is nothing to do with impressing me ,especially for a celebrity like her. I just said my opinion and I have all the ryts to do so.

[@ashwindevms]

@@anjanaradhakrishnan9720 imagine people exercising that right on you , about you. I'm sure you'd be really cool about it. And to expect everyone to behave like you and not have their own personality and traits is very mature.

[@meghageorge6491]

@@ashwindevms it's not like that.

[@Allspice-sn8xn]

Why are you bringing this sort of self proclaimed celebrity to your show?

[@sherin8822]

where there mobile phones to voice record your song during your childhood days with Hansu?

[@aaj9722]

Trying sooo hard to be relatable. Ahaana, the gyaan is too much. Shash

[@abhadcruz9503]

Being a mother, it’s gives a lot of pleasure to see the way young girls have so much clarity in their thoughts and ideologies. Well done Ahaana👍👍👍. Continue to be strong and more power to the new generation ❤❤❤. Great interview, as usual, Dhanya😍

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

What clarity? she is in the clutches of her parents and pretending she is clear on everything and living a rehearsed life, which is very muddy.

[@pachamaala3477]

The last question should have been answered better. Question was infact not answered with a practical advise to people which is what Dhanya as a host expected. All questions were answered too elaborately but without a real response.

[@greeshmab1630]

Rand attam kootikkal for me is cancelling gangtok trip.. Either my family would say it or i would voluntarily do it knowing our family condition.. Especially having 3 siblings in line.. But i completely understand her... Situation and difficulties differ for different people.. Mayb it was difficult for her

[@mobbin7380]

That’s supremely true “ even before you think life actually changes “ ❤

[@shabanashummer8383]

Love to see your relationship with your mom !!

[@dlzk12]

I can see her point of view.Being in film industry people think they have money always,they have their ups and downs .Its takes so much effort to reach where they are now .I love how they treat her mom

[@shahanasillyas6947]

A

[@seemapramod7986]

Studying in Holy Angels Convent and talking about two ends meeting, what a contradictory statement!!!! Asfar as I know Sindhu is coming from a very wealthy family. So is it a must to talk about "struggles "in the family to "sell" the interview?

[@Kshema333]

Holy Angels is one of the small and local school anyone can get admission in tvm. So leave that.

[@alishaaaa..]

Holy angels? Huh every kind of students are studying there

[@showstopper2701]

To sit in class and text your mom about an international trip - some first world problems 😊

[@danielthomas5401]

Gangtok is the capital of sikkim. But yea i think the same.

[@Thahira-e4u]

Pls bring someone who could be real in this show.. could contribute something to the viewers.. who would stay transparent without being concious about their words thoughts and appearance

[@haritha6294]

Best option is Dhyan Sreenivasan 😀

[@kunju5785]

Image conscious!!

[@rbraa14]

What ever ahaana said can be connected.. As i myself was brought up in a middle class family.. Like school fees, about ammas cloth etc.. True dear❤️

[@TheKatChat47]

Chechi ..next please bring Poornima Indrajith..❣️❣️

[@musiclife-uz5gc]

She came in Happiness Project ..

[@humanhuman9299]

Studied in a school which gets u for a trip worth 40k..me wondering we 3 kids never getting opportunity to go on a trip worth even 400Rs.. my mom was working and took care of all of us the same way as our father .. their life was nothing but trying to pay all the loans they took for different things.. home.. education....though a bank mgr she herself was, she cld never afford a costly saree as I remember. Still we didnt feel we struggled..might be because we never thought of anything more what we call a luxury for a mid class fam. My parents never kept a maid or had anyone for any help either. yet we never felt we were struggling to meet ends.. they used to help their extended families too so much..but never tried to buy us kids anything costly . And I think that's how it shld be.

[@BertRussie]

Struggle is struggle. Whichever class we belong to

[@humanhuman9299]

@@BertRussie class?? It's the perspective..most of the people limit their other things to meet priority needs. Certain people don't want to limit themselves of their luxuries and feels they don't have enough.. that's what I meant above. Of course everyone struggles depending upon how they want it to be. But, i wonder what she mentioned as struggle to be mentioned that way..might be her mom knows better of their actual lifevstruggles and Ahaana better don't tell such things as an example..

[@Kuttus530]

@@BertRussie if you have a decent lifestyle and income to live and then comparing to other's luxury life and trying to live that life.. then it will become struggle again.

[@BertRussie]

@@Kuttus530 Think for example. Ahaana's parents. They would naturally would want to give their kids the best possible education they can afford. So they send them to a good private school. And to pay fee for the four would have been a struggle. She is just saying that she doesn't come from a family where she had a lot of money to spare but from a place where she knows the feeling of being short of money

[@Kuttus530]

@@BertRussie that is ok.. l have commented on that you mentioned 'class' here.. that why l said.. ( education side is ok) still they were having maids, driver, etc.. l am having 50k salary.. but if l am trying keep a maid and driver in my house.. off course l will struggle.

[@jayakrishnanhr6698]

It is sad that the 3 parts of this show went very boring. Also, she always praises her mom for her sacrifice, yes we do respect her. But she never gave any credits to her dad for providing them a better education and livelihood. In our day to day our moms do a lot of stuff independently. They always have a driver at her home.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

Ahana is living in a bubble, making someone like appachy their slave, while sindhu krishnan controls each of them for her materialistic desires of diamonds, gold, vacations and hotel rooms, pretending to live the lives of the rich and famous.

[@jayakrishnanhr6698]

@@DevAde-vu7gs exactly.. Parayam koodeyaa appachy is the cook at their home. They do everything for the video and to grab people's attention. Sindhu is a kind of greedy lady and it has always shown in her video. Why is Ahana not speaking about her father in the interview? She always praises her mom for her sacrifices. We may think from her speech that, her father never cared for them financially. Lol. Ozy is the best. She is very straight forward and not faking in front of media.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

@@jayakrishnanhr6698 very true she is not a girl, but she portrays hersef as this girl and not the woman she should be, so when will she be independent? There is an unhealthy co-dependence on her parents who is relying on her to pay their bills, while she remains in their cocoon without exploring true love. She is busy trying to fulfill sindu krishna and her materialism, not wanting to loose the label Ammu is my favourite child. She has become their karava pazshu and she likes that position because she tops siblings and because she has no romantic love. She is stuck there and self-talking as if she is happy, and while sindhu krishna is buying up gold and diamonds, selwars and spending money on trips and hotels. she has rapid fire answers to everything being so defensive....so is she a woman...and will she ever be independent....not if she truly acknowledges her true reality and makes correction

[@anujoseph_10]

​@@jayakrishnanhr6698 ahaana is fake af. But Diya ain't any better. She was a huge bully in school and her way of speaking is unsahikkable

[@anujoseph_10]

​@@DevAde-vu7gs ahaana has a bf. Nimish Ravi. He's a cinematographer and she's getting all the roles because of his recommendation

[@arya5352]

To Ahanaa, Though you told you are very informal, I always felt the other way. You are a very formal and private person. And when you said you are constantly dreaming and rehearsing your life moments, I felt that’s the reason why you don’t look original. Because most of the things you do and talk are already rehearsed. Sorry about judging you. But I had a eureka moment, when I felt like I found the reason why you don’t sound original. And wanted to share that with you. Anyways, you are awesome in your own ways.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

She is fake!!!!!!!! and movie industry knows it. She goes to the set for hotel stay and food!!!! Just a disingenuous person.

[@rosegratius8070]

Exactly....

[@amuz165]

Well said

[@bloom319]

I find her very transparent and Honest ...really.loved her conversation

[@Thegamechanger0077]

I felt like she is rehersed for gaining the confidence she has now even though she is an extrovert, at the same time she was transparent also like she revealed so many things that even commoners like us hesitate to share...

[@Thahira-e4u]

She s tryng soooo hard to be in peopl’s good book…😀

[@pachamaala3477]

Yes she blocks a lot of people in her blog and only keeps comments she likes.

[@consuella2680]

True that..only people in tvm knows her real face

[@ceepee999]

@@consuella2680 athentha.. tvm lu ullavarku entha aryavunne

[@wooftales2017]

Sooo true ! That is why karma is ethical and pays her back what she deserves.

[@anjalidev777]

@@consuella2680 what's the matter?

[@versaillesthomas]

Seen a lot of negative comments in the previous 2 parts. A lot of people didn't like her candidness, I find her to be someone who is self assured and confident in setting expectations. This obviously has rattled a lot of folks who find it hard seeing a woman who doesn't fit into their 'submissive/subservient' bracket. Also everyone doesn't have to be dramatic or emotional to convey hardship, mopping doesn't come naturally to everyone. So stop putting folks on a pedestal just because they cry or whine on camera and think that is the gold standard for hardship. Emotions are a private state of mind and not everyone wants to bare their soul in front of strangers, Ahana, for me, I felt, is one of them.

[@kripaunny4943]

Well said

[@itsjuneboi8975]

Soooo nice and correct judgement 🎉

[@anjum274]

Yes, it is disheartening to see that people are still in that regressive state of mind where they'd tag anyone fake if that person comes off as self assured. I agree that Ahaana has a lot to improve as an actor, but some comments in the previous 2 parts were too judgemental. The definition of hardship can be different for different people. For an actor's family, 3-4 years with no major work can be a huge setback even if they have other sources of income, especially when there are 4 school-going kids. And yes, not being able to buy enough clothes to our liking does make us feel poor(I too had such a phase in my life, and i can relate to her).

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

Ahana is the epidomy of unassured and weak, who is in the traps of her mothers materialism and shrewdness, and replicating it...she is rehearsed and has answers rehearsed to create an image but read between the lines. She enjoys being the centre of her parents attention and why woud she give that up, especially when she has no other life?

[@mysattvikplate1737]

Wowww Lifelessons from Ahaana ! very good

[@aishwarya9139]

I expected her interview is going to be one of the best..but turned out to be one of the worst…somewhere I realized she has only talking skills but most of the time her talks make’s absolutely no sense….she has to go out and explore more than just her small circle. I am not talking about her struggle part..struggle might differ for everyone..and she did make sense (though no struggle is worser than not having money to have proper food, no medical attention provided when both mentally and physically it is requird and not even a single person to be concerned about u)

[@nandanas187]

ഇവിടെ പലർക്കും ahana പറഞ്ഞത് മനസിലാകില്ല എനിക്ക് 3 kids ആണ് എന്റെ മൂത്ത മോൾ ആണ് baby ഉടെ കാര്യങ്ങൾ ഒക്കെ പക്വത യോടെ ചെയ്യും. പിന്നെ financial problem ഉണ്ടാകും എത്ര പൈസ ഉണ്ട് എന്ന് പറഞ്ഞാലും അതിന് അനുസരിച്ചു ചിലവുകൾ ഉണ്ടാകും എന്റെ മൂത്ത മോൾ നല്ല സ്കൂളിൽ വിട്ടു അപ്പോൾ ഇളയെ ആളെ കുറച്ചു താഴ്ന്ന സ്കൂളിൽ വിടാൻ പറ്റുമോ എല്ലാം change ആകും financial നല്ലവണ്ണം struggle ചെയയേണ്ടി വരും but ഇത്രയും ആളുകൾ വിട്ടിൽ ഉണ്ടെങ്കിൽ full on ആയിരിക്കുക്കും വീട്

[@archanaachs]

Ahaana chechide interview il hansikaye kurich chodhikkaatha interview illa ippo... 💕

[@navyageorge1956]

I love what she is saying!! 🎉❤

[@binujoseph7394]

When I saw this interview, one thing which was dormant ressurected and that is nothing else but.. 'Njanum chanakam, neeyum chanakam, nammalellavarum chanakam..., '. Like father like daughter... Always in the air..

[@suryasuresh1844]

M sorry if Ahana is reading this .. because I felt like nobody can imagine/place you in a below average lifestyle role. Maybe because you are always presenting yourself like a Disney princess. Once i heard one story that, in the Sallapam movie, first heroine cast was Annie instead of Manju Warrior. But the director couldn't imagine Annie in a servant role. That's not because Annie isn't a good actress. This is only the case of the Malayalam movie industry. Other industries are different.

[@greeshmakichu2197]

Such a beautiful interview

[@akhilanair9290]

First time in Dhanya's show, i felt it shouldnt have had a 3rd part.. It neeed to be wrapped up in the 2nd part itself.. Let it be Rima, gowthami, methil devika, priya p warrier... We would never be tired of listening to them... But here, since this 🎉was not a debate, dhanya couldnt bet to differ and couldnt connect to the next questions.. Where as in other conversations she could connect well resonate well, again if that doesnt happen, she (as well as the audience)was atleast interested in knowing the person.. But here Ahaana pretends to be a philosophical guru and its so tiring..when she does that positivity thing in her youtube channel thats different and ehen she refuses to open up in an interview is different.. And im not sure whether its about ahaana not opening or she really has nothing intersting to contribute to the conversation...

[@thumbsup2560]

Rima's was fantastic. But not Priya warrier and gowthami no way.. they too don't have anything to contribute to the conversation.

[@Abhirami.S.R]

Very true. She isn't opening up at all. As if she's conscious of her image. Too much of upadeshams and positivity - like reading a self help book or listening to a positivity guru.

[@akhilanair9290]

@@thumbsup2560 well, but priyas was way better than this.. She altleast didnt hesitate to present herself with all the flaws.. Her setbacks, cruel trolls everything she explained from within.. Here it was more of a fancy vanity one without flesh and blood..

[@pachamaala3477]

​​@@Abhirami.S.R yes what came out of this is that she has a lot of money to help the world (?) now. She says peace of mind is what she has now but what experiences did she overcome to achieve this so called peace of mind is what viewer and particularly the host may have expected to know. Ahaana take it easy girl, let your hair and guard down and take some risks in life.. Start with a makeover of your hairstyle, remove that kaala nosering etc. Don't wear these ancient outfits at events, Check out how Manju Warrier Ranjini Haridas Pearle Manne, Shernaz Treasury, Nyla Usha are living their lives.. Very transparent. No filters at all.. You have it in you to make it big.. Go for it.

[@Thahira-e4u]

@@pachamaala3477exactly

[@virushkaforever18]

Very boring 👎

[@nandanam6936]

I can relate this

[@fathimasherin8338]

Yellaa parentsum avarude children's vendiii orupaad sacrifice cheyyum..adh kond namukk Pattunnaa pole avare happy aakukkaa🥰

[@Kuttus530]

I love the quality that she love herself and considering herself as best friend.. but.. she is concentrating herself only and not seeing the society or l don't know what she is saying about financial problems and her mother's struggle.. definitely all the parents(99%) struggles to make their children's life better.. then she should mention her father also..( "for oscar" )her mother was not a working women.. and l think not that much than a normal working women do.She was not used to cook. They had maid.(she shared this in her interview that she only cook ghee rice and chicken curry)and that time also they had driver to pick and drop her mother. Also they were not studying in government schools.off course with 4 children all mother will be busy.. but not that much to explain in an interview.

[@thehappyfairy2020]

The comment section of this interview series is fun and eye-opening. Keep it coming! 😂

[@blessymaria5812]

Loved this interview 😊..

[@regi_lalr5382]

17:48👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Smj0708]

Please do an interview with Asha Sharath- An elegant personality😊

[@krishnapriyas7788]

Really nice interview

[@aswathyadarsh7134]

Best interview.💓👌

[@resh123]

പൃഥ്വിരാജ് മായി ഒരു ഇന്റർവ്യൂ. കാത്തിരിക്കുകയാണ് ഞാൻ. ധന്യ ക്കായിരിക്കും ആ ഒരു stdil ഏറ്റവും നന്നായി ചെയ്യാൻ കഴിയുക 🙏

[@ArchanaDinesanTalks]

I am 26, My first priority is take care my parents, as she said let them to do or buy what ever they want and also spend quality tym with them, yes now i am tryng my best. But i dont know how much i am doing ☺️. 😜

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

Brainwashed!!!

[@infinitegrace506]

That's a sensible person👍

[@sujitha_surendran]

1.I M Vijayan 2.renjini haridas 3.renuka ias 4.some young entrepreneurs

[@keerthiunnikrishnan8275]

The best part of the interview for me, was where Dhanya asked what advice she wanted to share with others, and she summarised it as to be Best Friends with Yourself! Her description to be in constant touch with your inner child, and to be self aware, is such a strong and deep statement!! Thank you, Ahaana, for these beautiful words! And also, I feel sad to see so many negative comments here about her. People are being judgemental in even the things she did not say! It is always the CHOICE of the interviewee to decide what aspects of his/her life to share, and we should be able to respect that. Each person's journey and perspective is different, her's too is, and it's as simple as that. I am really glad that Dhanya brings in all kinds of people to her interviews and definitely, each interview is unique and has it's own flavours!

[@aishwaryakerala1083]

Studied at holy angels (icsc syllabus )!!! If they faced financial problems enne govt schoolil padipikamayirnu!! So Lexuary life alayirnu enna sangathode parayunne...

[@naavzz]

True….had a driver…membership in Trivandrum club…trip to singapore when she was in 11th std

[@priyamariakurian1573]

Me too!! I ❤ my company..

[@rajeswarivishwanath9741]

I have been watching dhanya chechi interviews for years. I like ahaana as well. I was so excited when I saw the community post. But to be honest going to unsubscribe ahaanaa's channel because she is completely a fake person to follow. She is projecting herself as a good person. That is visible from part 1 itself. To Danya chechi, as a viewer we suggest you to interview many people. Please double check as it may affect your credibility as well. Thank you

[@adornamariajohny6281]

Do get Mallika sukumaran🥰

[@ishashahid8895]

Ahaana Krishna is so inspiring to me...Her vlogs make me realise the importance of self love and sleeping..I started prioritising my heart and mind more than anything...I enjoy my own company ❤❤

[@salilasprasad1361]

Hats off to Ahana !! So much clarity in her words .she is so matured than her age

[@aidajose764]

Being ur best friend ❤❤❤

[@ponnuskuttan]

These episodes are the most boring. I don't know why. Too much explanations. She should learn to talk crisp and clear.

[@Allspice-sn8xn]

When is Ummachan coming again?

[@regi_lalr5382]

16:22👏🏻♥️

[@smithanimom]

This is a textbook series of "how to give an interview"...she sounds so composed and matured. .....the content of her travel vlogs are so brilliantly edited and she manages to create an experience in her videos...tats definitely talent...she is definitely beauty with brains....more power to you girl.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

Smitha animon, she doesnt give good interviews and total fake, rehearsed to the bone, thinking she is being smart, but instead is sterile. She needs to livelife with a dose of reality than create create fake crisis and rescue, buying her way out to be number one daughter and number one is front of aunties...she is creating this narrative as if she is the hero.

[@saritharajan344]

Watched ‘Adi’ today. It’s a one time watchable movie.loved Ahana’s performance,she has improved a lot. Good chemistry between Shine and Ahana.worth watching

[@dhanyapraveen6695]

Ahana is a very intelligent and responsible and matured child . yes she was fast in replying but that’s how she is , She has improved a lot and done a very good job in Adi . Her parents are blessed to have her as a daughter , Let her all dreams come true . ❤Loved the interview Dhanya

[@jisjos7]

Excellent interview

[@_kalyani_]

Ma'am please bring actress Aishwarya Rajesh.. ❤️

[@tanutinu4126]

Such a stretching answrs

[@farahmeera8688]

At 19:23 she snaps and says 'i actually just do it' ഇല്ലാത്ത കാശ് ഗോൾഡ് ലോൺ എടുത്തു മകളെ ട്രിപ്പിന് വിട്ടത് കൊണ്ട് അമ്മ ഉദേശിച്ചത്‌ ഇത് തന്നെയാകും. ആഗ്രഹിച്ച കാര്യങ്ങൾ, ഉദ്ദേശിച്ച കാര്യങ്ങൾ ചെയ്യാൻ ഒന്നും ഒരു തടസമാകരുത്. അവർ ആ പണം കൊടുത്തത് കൊണ്ട് എന്നും എനിക്ക് അമ്മ ഉണ്ടാക്കി തരുമെന്ന് ഈ കുട്ടി ചിന്തിക്കാത്തിടത്താണ് അമ്മയുടെ വിജയം ❤. ഓരോ വ്യക്തികൾക്കും ഓരോ തലത്തിൽ നിന്ന് കൊണ്ട് അവരുടേതായ ബുദ്ധിമുട്ടുകളുണ്ട്.

[@soorya7242]

last 2 part valya kuzhappamillayirunnu.. ee part kurachu thallalayi feel cheythu. swathamayi cloth vekyan cupboard illennu 🙄🙄 ayirakanakkinu dress ellarum koode vangi kootiyitu athu vekyan sthalamillennu parayunnath kurachu overalle 🙄

[@Kshema333]

No its her struggle. I think ananya pandey had a better struggle 😂

[@soorya7242]

😝😝

[@Jeeva-my1tv]

@@Kshema333 Yeah😂😂

[@ann-ot1vj]

Ahana you are great 🎉

[@bharathykk6319]

Good one❤️

[@merin_here_am_i]

Its true. I can relate to her. My mom used to wear her siblings cloths for functions. Now my sister and me are earning. We take her to shop and buy her whatever she wants. Its a feeling...

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

Your parents should be financially independent and not victims of life. Stop the materialism!!!!!

[@merin_here_am_i]

@@DevAde-vu7gs For your info, my mom is a retired govt teacher. She is financially independent. It's her priority or decision to spend on expensive things. She would rather spend the money for our education than buying an expensive cloth. We both got best education and made us independent.

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

@@merin_here_am_i they did their responsibilty educating and raising their children...why feel guilty...doyour best for your children and don't guilt your children to take care of you in future ... no one should be anyones currency either for social status.

[@merin_here_am_i]

@@DevAde-vu7gs Im just proud. Its not anyone's responsibility to look after the children. There is always choice. I use to think like responsibility. They have taken the choice for my good. We cannot pay back to our parents because a parent s love to their children is selfless. We can just pass it on to our children. My parents and I are having seperate life. They are financially independent so am I. Nobody is looking after anybody.

[@Aaro.7]

Sindhu aunty 🥺❤️ Never thought she was like this in the past

[@SimV239]

Did you know her?

[@Aaro.7]

@@SimV239 yess I do

[@anumenon2941]

Please bring Ahana's mother

[@sasaj8846]

I think many can't relate to her, especially self love, self awareness etc. But there are things like that. Other's ignorance is not her fault.I liked her clarity of thoughts and speech.

[@lithathilakan6657]

That graphic animation is Ahaana's creativity @6:35

[@rosegratius8070]

This part completes it. Concludes our doubts. Why Ahaana seems fake but at the same time she makes sense. In whatever she says we feel it but there is a hindrance to fully take it in with pure heart. All because she was rehearsing it.. she had given these answers already and was polishing all along. She had spontaneous answer to everything she was asked and what she answered gets full mark too. So then I thought I was that partial bad teacher who didn't like this child. And I thought what a bad person am i because I thought maybe her confidence is making me jealous and all. That typical kusumb. But to resolve this, thank you Dhanya for that last question.

[@flavorsofcooking3974]

You are a great soul! Love the way just as you are! You dad and mom are blessed with level headed children like you! ❤️

[@Shiney_Listicles]

"I am a dreamer" Ahaana, a dreamer who has a vivid imagination and a strong desire to pursue her aspirations and goals, often against difficult odds. She tends to have big ideas and see possibilities where others may not, and she is often motivated by a sense of purpose or a desire to make a positive impact on the world. ❤

[@itsjuneboi8975]

Ahaana says reality !!! Too much negativity avalodd chila comenteesinu und ath reflect aakunnund . Enthinu dhanya de showww ingine alla kurach oode kaneer veezhande ennu parayunnath aalkar oode mentality kaanan patunnund

[@snehajyothi5049]

Our experience plays a major role in our character buildin😌 and every individual is different, if you couldn't connect or feel relatable to her personality 😅 thats your problem....let she decides how her interview needs to be out there, thats her choice.If you don't want to watch 😅 feel free not to continue 🥰 instead of spreading negativity.

[@ananyarajagopal2345]

I never saw such boring interview and anchor seems not interested... She is saying some silly matters by exaggerating🙂is this final part

[@vineetha6942]

How exactly can you tell it's exaggeration? Is it your "intuition" or do you know their family personally?

[@lavinam8026]

Correct

[@pachamaala3477]

She must cut her wierd facial expressions..dhanya can you invite her mother here?

[@soumyacp3186]

First time ever I didn’t like this interview series of Dhanya Mam, Period

[@a.i6290]

No I don’t agree. I feel jealous thinking that a 27 year old is so happy and feel content with her life ❤❤ Adipoli interviews

[@soumyacp3186]

@@a.i6290 okie...great ...your pov..

[@newtothisworld54]

Her Love towards her Mom and Hansu❤❤❤

[@DevAde-vu7gs]

No matter what class you are, you live within your means, debt free and giving back to society in whatever way. You dont spend beyond your capacity nor teach your children to do the same. Its when you spend beyond your means, you feel poor and because you think you have to keep up with the Krishnans, sukumarans, or what may you. Learn money management and benevolence. Stop the materialism. What the Krishnan family is doing is trying too live above their means and calling themselves poor. Sindhu Krishnan is encouraging daughters to monetize through social media, product placement, advertising and through cinimas to pay husband's political career, her gold and diamond, expensive accessories, clothing, designer handbags, vacations and high end hotels and drivers. Then they claim they are financially struggling, totaling exploiting the world, especially young social media users, capitalizing on their ignorance and naivety. Dhanya Varma also exploits her audience for her aim, fame and financial success, doing improper interviews, jumping on band wagon. call a spade a spade.

[@aswathyrnair8917]

She is so matured, genuine and a beautiful soul

[@gowthamtalks2987]

❤❤❤❤mattullavarku vendi Chinthikan ulla aa manasu undallo ahaana your so inispiration to us

[@minnu7037]

What she is saying is not about her financial struggles but about qualities of a good mother..but she is totally mixed up things

[@merin887]

Every other interview of yours had something to give us audience,Dhanya ma'am.This one felt like someone over acting. Bring someone out of the film franchise more frequently.

[@consuella2680]

Looks like ahana was doing a mono act