Source NDTV
Young actor Sara Arjun, known for her role in the upcoming film Dhurandhar, recently opened up about her deep emotional connection with the Isha Foundation’s educational institution, describing it as her “second home.”
In a candid interaction, the 21-year-old star shared how the school, founded by spiritual leader Sadhguru, has played a significant role in shaping her personality and grounding her amidst the demands of the film industry.
“I come running back whenever I get time,” Sara said, emphasizing the sense of belonging and peace she experiences on campus. She noted that the environment at the Isha School of Yoga offers her a much-needed break from the fast-paced world of cinema, allowing her to reconnect with herself.
Sara, who began her journey as a child artist and steadily transitioned into more mature roles, credited the institution for instilling discipline, mindfulness, and a balanced outlook on life. According to her, the teachings and lifestyle practices at the school have helped her remain focused and emotionally resilient.
The actor also spoke about the unique blend of academics and spiritual learning at the institution, highlighting how it encourages students to explore both intellectual growth and inner well-being. She described her time there as transformative, adding that the values she learned continue to guide her career choices and personal life.
As Sara Arjun steps into a new phase of her acting career with Dhurandhar, her reflections offer a glimpse into the quieter influences behind her public persona. Her bond with the Isha School underscores the importance of having a strong foundation, even in an industry often defined by constant change and pressure.
With her rising popularity and grounded perspective, Sara’s journey stands as an example of how early influences and meaningful connections can shape not just a career, but a life.
