30 May,2025 04:10 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Sara Tendulkar
Sara Tendulkar, daughter of former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, is a social media sensation and commands a massive following of 8 million on Instagram. Recently, she gave a glimpse of a day in her life. Sara posted a video that offered a quick look at how her day unfolds, including her morning rituals, work commitments, and time spent with family and friends.
The video begins with Sara waking up and starting her day with a cup of coffee at 8 a.m. She follows it with a Pilates session at 9 a.m., after which she wraps up her work meetings. She then heads to a pottery session with a friend and enjoys a quick lunch at a café. The video also features her younger brother, Arjun Tendulkar, and a dinner outing with her mother, Anjali Tendulkar, to celebrate Mother's Day.
Sara was seen responding to several comments on the reel. One user questioned her about weight gain despite working out. "You are working out every day, why are you still gaining weight instead of losing weight?" the user asked in the comments section. Responding to the comment, Sara wrote, "Because I love food too much, darling."
Sara Tendulkar is the daughter of a cricketer and a doctor. While sports never interested her, she was academically inclined and fascinated by human physiology. After earning a bachelor's degree in biomedical science, she pursued a master's in clinical nutrition and public health from University College London. She is also associated with her father's Sachin Tendulkar Foundation, where she serves as a director.
Amid all this, does she consider acting as a potential career path? In an interview with Vogue, when asked about her interest in Bollywood, Sara said, "I do multiple things. The foundation is my full-time focus, but I also work in the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle space as a creator. I try to take up what feels authentic to me; I don't say yes to everything. Acting is not something I'm interested in. I'm an introvert, and cameras scare me. I've turned down all movie inquiries because I don't think I would do justice to the job. It would just give me more anxiety than satisfaction."
