Pati Patni Aur Panga's Swara Bhasker on juggling between motherhood and marriage: 'Fahad and I are one team for our daughter'

Swara Bhasker Fahad Ahmad

Parenting isn't just a role; it's a rollercoaster of love, laughter, and tiny heart-melting moments. For Swara Bhasker and Fahad Ahmed, it's a journey of growing together every day with their daughter, Raabiyaa. In the upcoming episode of COLORS' Dhamaal With Pati Patni Aur Panga, three celebrity jodis, namely Gurmeet Choudhary - Debinna Bonnerjee, Rubina Dilaik -Abhinav Shukla and Sudesh - Mamta Lehri, face the ultimate test of managing a ‘baby' while juggling household chaos!

What begins as a fun, light-hearted segment soon takes an emotional turn for Swara as the sight of those tiny toy babies instantly reminds Swara of her daughter waiting at home. As she watches the madness unfold, she recalls her own motherhood moments - from sleepless nights to pure joy and how Raabiyaa has made her bond with Fahad even stronger.

Swara Bhasker's emotional revelation on motherhood

Swara Bhasker emotionally shares that, "Parenthood flips your world upside down, but in a way that makes everything feel more meaningful. Like every couple, Fahad and I have our differences; we don't always agree on everything but when it comes to our daughter, we're one team, always. We've found our own way as parents, and the way he steps in, encourages me, understands the madness of my work life, it makes me feel seen and supported every single day. There are moments when I just watch him playing with Raabiyaa, when he makes her giggle, or helps her to sleep. Those little everyday things make me fall in love with him even more than before. For us, parenting has not just been about raising a child, it has been about growing together, finding patience, rediscovering joy and this task on the show instantly reminded me of the tiny, precious heartbeat waiting for me at home."

Swara Bhasker recalls her marriage diary

Earlier, Swara shared, "There was something poetic about beginning our married life in the same home where I spent my childhood. That space held bedtime stories, vacations, growing pains… and now, it holds our wedding memories too. Celebrating there was a throwback to so many things; it was a reunion of every version of me - the daughter, the granddaughter, and the wife. I loved telling the story of our wedding on Pati Patni Aur Panga - it was far from perfect, but we made it our own with everything we had."