Like stars, star kids also have a lot of pressure regarding their careers. From Amitabh to Alia, everyone has accepted this. Along with the children of Bollywood celebs, the children of cricketers also remain in the limelight. Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara Tendulkar is the social media queen. She often remains in the headlines for her style and love affair. After Shubman Gill, these days there are discussions that she is dating actor Siddhant Chaturvedi. Many reports claimed that Sara would soon be seen acting in Bollywood. Recently, she has broken her silence on this matter.

Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara Tendulkar has finally reacted to the discussions of her Bollywood debut. Recently, in an interview, Sara clarified whether she will make her acting debut or not. She said that her introverted nature keeps her away from the limelight.
'I have said no to film offers'
In a conversation with Vogue, Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara spoke about her childhood, her passion for biomedical sciences, and her current interests in fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Addressing the ongoing speculation over the possibility of a Bollywood debut, Sara made it clear that acting is not on her radar. She admitted that facing the camera makes her uncomfortable and anxious. She revealed that she has constantly turned down film offers, as she feels she will not be able to meet the demands of the profession.
This is my interest, not sports.
27-year-old Sara Tendulkar told that even though she was brought up in sports, medicine and philanthropy, her interest was always in academics. She said that she was fascinated not by sports but by human physiology. After earning a bachelor's degree in biomedical science, she received a master's degree in clinical nutrition and public health from University College London. Sara today plays an active role in the Sachin Tendulkar Foundation and is one of its directors.

What Sara said on unreal beauty standards
Sara also spoke about how the constant pressure to maintain a perfect appearance is in a world of filters and curated social media posts. She admitted that it is easy to get caught in a cycle of self-criticism, finding one flaw after another and explained how comparisons can quickly get out of control. She even sometimes admires others' flawless skin before reminding herself that what we see online often does not reflect reality. Commenting on the often heavy-handed beauty routines adopted by influencers, Sara stressed that it is important to do what feels authentic and sustainable, rather than blindly following trends.
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