In an era where home tours and social media glimpses have become the norm for Bollywood stars, Nimrat Kaur is keeping things refreshingly low-key. The Lunchbox actor recently shared a surprising detail about her personal space: she does not own a television. While many of us are guilty of binge-watching our favorite shows for hours, Nimrat prefers to keep her living environment free from the allure of the screen to avoid the inevitable trap of addiction and the subsequent stress of leaving shows unfinished.
For the actor, life is about maintaining energy and avoiding the monotony of sitting in one place. Reflecting on her journey to Mumbai, she recalled arriving with nothing and focusing entirely on building a career where she could choose her own projects. Now that she has established herself, her focus has shifted toward enjoying life without feeling jaded. She frequently escapes to the mountains, often traveling solo, to recharge her batteries and reconnect with herself away from the pressures of city life.
Beyond her travels, Nimrat finds solace in visiting temples and religious sites. She describes a unique power in the collective energy of people coming together at these locations, noting that even the atmosphere feels different in such spaces. By prioritizing these spiritual experiences and nature over screen time, she keeps her lifestyle simple and grounded. Most recently, fans saw Nimrat showcasing her acting prowess as the antagonist Mira in the hit web series The Family Man, starring alongside Manoj Bajpayee and Jaideep Ahlawat.