The We Women Want Conclave and Shakti Awards 2026 kind of pulled together inspiring personalities to celebrate women’s achievements, courage and that particular individuality. Actress Sanskruti Jayana was also among the voices who shared a very personal way of looking at what strength means to her. During a candid talk with the host Uday Pratap Singh, Sanskruti went into how she found her voice, how she kept building self-belief, and also how her mother’s influence helped shape her journey.
Sanskruti Jayana Reveals How Her Mother Became The Source Of Her Inner Shakti
For Sanskruti Jayana, the idea of ‘shakti’ kind of starts with getting a feel for one’s own strength while also taking a moment to recognize the people who quietly push you forward and support your path. In her conversation, the actress mentioned her mother and, honestly, how big of a role that has played in her everyday life.
Sanskruti said that her inner strength is not just tied to external circumstances, not like ‘only because things are going well.’ Instead, it rises from within and keeps growing through values and the little lessons she has absorbed from her mother. What she shared carried a clear emotional bond between daughter and mother, and it showed most when it came to confidence, grit, and that steady kind of resilience.
‘My Inner Shakti Comes From Myself And My Mother’: Actress On Finding Her Voice And Power
Talking about where her inner shakti truly comes from, Sanskruti said, “My inner shakti comes from myself and also from my mother.” This kind of comment reflected her feeling that personal power isn’t just found; it’s built through self-confidence and also through the quiet push of people who help us mature.
For the actress, finding her own voice feels like getting at peace with who she is and, at the same time, having the courage to speak up about what she thinks. She also underlined how important it is to trust oneself, instead of keep checking for approval from other people.
Sanskruti Jayana Opens Up To Uday Pratap Singh About Strength, Voice, and Self-Belief
Sanskruti, in her interactions with Uday Pratap Singh, continued her discussion on the power and faith in oneself. Her ideas were that empowerment can be personal and doesn’t always have to be about achievements or public recognition.
Her emotional reference to her mother brought an emotional element to the conversation. Sanskruti shared a message about confidence, resilience and the importance of having strong foundations by acknowledging herself as the source of her shakti and her Mother as well.
These are the stories of women finding their voice and that quiet kind of power that got celebrated at the We Women Want Conclave and Shakti Awards 2026.
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