Dalljiet Kaur has been married to businessman Nikhil Patel for almost two months and moved to Nairobi, Kenya, with her nine-year-old son Jaydon. And the actor is making the most of this fresh start.
“I am living my honeymoon everyday; it's just not ending, Nairobi is actually a very beautiful place. People in India who aren’t aware, see Africa in a very stereotypical way. I myself was unaware about its beauty and culture. It reminds me of India because there is so much warmth here.”
She continues, “Since the time I’ve moved her, neighbourhood aunties would come up and ask if I need anything. I find that so cute. The communities are really nice and I’m enjoying myself. There are so many Punjabis here, and even Gujjus (Gujratis). This feels like little India only. Living in Nairobi is actually good for Jaydon because he is studying with kids from around the world, which wouldn’t have been possible in India. He comes home and tells me, ‘Mumma, I met somebody from Mexico, California or Bangladesh. So, he's having very interesting experiences. It’s very good for kids to have this diverse exposure.”
“We lived in the same society in India for almost 7-8 years, so he was very close to them. Now, whenever he misses them, I get him on a video call with his friends,” Diljit continues, “Though he has started making new friends in Nairobi, sometimes talking to them and understanding what they’re saying becomes an issue because of the accent. But, Jaydon is very communicative and a happy child and that helps. He keeps asking his friends many questions out of curiosity.”
At work front she says, “I’ve written some stories and currently, I’m pitching them to production house here. I hope to start shooting my first web show in Kenya very soon, as a director. That’s my focus now, I want to create and produce. As an actor, I want to take only a few projects that I actually feel like doing.”
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