Wamiqa Gabbi, the versatile actress known for her performances across various Indian film industries, recently shared a heartfelt reflection on the profound influence of her maternal grandmother, her Naani, on her life. In a touching social media post, Gabbi expressed her admiration for the simplicity and resilience of the women in her life, particularly her Naani and Daadi (paternal grandmother).

Gabbi posted a heart-melting photo of her Naani holding her hand, while her Daadi held her Naani's hand. She penned a heartfelt note expressing her admiration for all the women in her life. She wrote: "Mummy, Naani, Daadi aur main (white heart emoji) Mummy's hand is resting on the side, Naani's hands are holding my hand and Daadi is holding Naani's hand. The simplicity of these women has always amused me." She further elaborated on the simplicity, hope, positivity, cultural values, kindness, love, awareness, and acceptance that these women embody, stating that she learns so much from them.

The actress revealed that her Naani taught her a valuable lesson: "living life is not very complicated". Gabbi emphasized the importance of keeping one's head high, maintaining faith, and trusting one's instincts, principles that her Naani exemplified until her final days. This reflection offers a glimpse into the personal values that guide Gabbi, both on and off-screen.

Gabbi's upbringing in a Punjabi family in Chandigarh, where her father, Govardhan Gabbi, is a well-known author in Hindi and Punjabi literature, has instilled in her a deep appreciation for the arts and culture. Her early exposure to literature and theatre, thanks to her father's influence, played a significant role in shaping her artistic sensibilities. She completed her schooling at St. Xavier's School and later earned an Arts degree from DAV College in Chandigarh.

Wamiqa Gabbi started her acting journey with a small role in "Jab We Met". Her career has seen a rise through diverse roles in Punjabi, Tamil, Malayalam, and Hindi cinema. Gabbi gained recognition for her roles in Punjabi films such as "Tu Mera 22 Main Tera 22" and the "Nikka Zaildar" series. Her transition into web series, with critically acclaimed performances in "Grahan," "Mai: A Mother's Rage," and "Modern Love: Mumbai," further solidified her position as a versatile actress.

Gabbi's recent projects include the film "Bhool Chuk Maaf," where she stars alongside Rajkummar Rao. She is also involved in other upcoming films, including "G2" with Adivi Sesh, "Bhoot Bangla" with Akshay Kumar, and "Dil Ka Darwaza Khol Na Darling" with Jaya Bachchan and Siddhant Chaturvedi. Her ability to transition across languages and genres has made her a sought-after talent in the Indian film industry.

Wamiqa Gabbi's reflection on her Naani's teachings provides insight into the values that ground her amidst a demanding career. Her emphasis on simplicity, faith, and inner strength resonates with audiences and highlights the importance of family and cultural heritage in her life. As she continues to evolve as an actress, these values serve as a guiding force, shaping her choices and inspiring her performances.