2024-07-30 00:22:53
Ranbir Kapoor has changed a lot since the birth of his daughter Rhea. The biggest change is that he has quit smoking, because now he is afraid of death. He used to think that he would die at the age of 71, because he was very fond of the number 8. But now he feels that this age will be too short for his daughter. Ranbir Kapoor, who is currently busy preparing for his film ‘Ramayana’, has made many revelations in a conversation with Nikhil Kamath. He said, ‘Now that I have become a father and I have a daughter, it is a big change for me. It is forcing me to question alienation (lack of attachment) and indifference (lack of interest), because I feel that I have just been born. I have been reborn. I feel that the 40 years I have lived were a different life. I am feeling new emotions, new thoughts.’
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‘I thought I would die at 71’
Ranbir also talked about how his perspective on life and death has changed since Raha’s birth. He says, “I never feared death. I always thought I would die at 71 because I was very fond of the number 8. I don’t know why I said that. But now I think it’s too early. It’s another 30 years. So, all that has changed because of Raha.”
Ranbir was smoking cigarettes since the age of 17
The ‘Animal’ actor revealed how the birth of his daughter Raha has significantly affected his life, including his decision to quit smoking. He said, “I started smoking cigarettes, which became a very bad habit from the age of 17 until last year, when I finally quit it. When I became a father, I started feeling very unwell.”
When I held Raha in my arms for the first time…
Ranbir told that the most special moment of his life was the birth of his daughter. He said, ‘Until she was born and Alia was not pregnant, you imagine it, but you do not feel it. She feels it because the baby is in her womb, but when she was born and the doctor gave her to me, it was a feeling that you cannot describe. It felt like someone had taken my heart and placed it in my hands. I have never felt like this about anyone or anything in my life.’