Roadies 15 Winner Shweta Mehta says, 'It was a trauma and proud to have started it again from nothing'
Shweta Mehta, the courageous Roadies winner, encountered a situation that would change her life at Woop Trampoline Park in Surat four years prior. She suffered damage to the spinal cord bones and seven neck fractures as a result of an unfortunate accident.
Shweta Mehta's story serves as an inspiring example of determination and resilience in the field of Indian entertainment, where popularity can be temporary. Shweta Mehta, the courageous Roadies winner, encountered a situation that would change her life at Woop Trampoline Park in Surat four years prior. She suffered damage to the spinal cord bones and seven neck fractures as a result of an unfortunate accident.
On this birthday Shweta became emotional while talking about her life-altering accident, Shweta said "On this special birthday, I want to share that I went through a really tough time. There was a risky accident that left me in a bad state mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially. I lost everything I had and even my projects and work suffered. I had to stay in bed for two years, and then another year and a half. But today, I'm here to celebrate because I've come a long way from that difficult period. Recovery and Rehab were painful and difficult but it gave me pain forever. I sleep in pain and get up in pain. The smile you all see every day is just a cover-up.”
Sharing her comeback in Bombay, Shweta said "I remember returning to Bombay with a negative bank balance. I've lived a lifetime in my youth, gaining invaluable experiences with that horrible accident. From the depths, I've risen as a person of remarkable strength. But I don't seek pity for what happened because I wear my journey proudly, for it takes an extraordinary spirit to rise gracefully from the ashes. The only thing that hurts me is that 99% of people will desert you in your darkest hours.”
While talking about her birthday ritual, Shweta said "On my birthday, I dance with loved ones, and in the grace of tradition, I find solace at the Gurudwara's door."