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`I felt suicidal at times’: Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone on her fight with depression

Monitor News Desk by Monitor News Desk
Aug. 08, 2022 Updated 10:10 am. IST
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Breaking her silence about her fight with depression, Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone revealed that she even “felt suicidal at times”.

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“I give all the credit to my mother for recognizing the signs and symptoms because it just happened out of the blue.” She added, “I was on a career-high, and everything was going well, so there was no reason or no apparent reason why I should’ve felt the way I was feeling, but I would break down for no reason. There were days when I just didn’t want to wake up, I would sleep because sleep for me was an escape, I was suicidal at times,” ANI quoted her saying.

“My parents live in Bengaluru and every time they visited me, even now when they visit me, I always put on a brave front, like everything’s okay, you know you always want to show your parents that you’re fine… so, I was doing one of those things like I’m fine… until they were leaving one day, they were going back to Bengaluru and I broke down and my mother asked me the usual hygiene questions like… is it a boyfriend? Is it someone at work? Has something happened? And I just didn’t have answers… it was none of these things. And it just came from a really empty, hollow place. And she knew instantly, and I think that for me was God sent.”

Deepika added, “Coming back to me… I needed professional help. And then the journey went on… I was put on to a psychiatrist, medication which went back and forth for many months. I was resistant to that at first because there was so much stigma attached to mental illness, so that went on for a couple of months until I finally started taking medication and started feeling better.”

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