Genelia Deshmukh's Weekend Filled with Joy and Rickshaw Rides

Synopsis

Actress Genelia Deshmukh enjoyed a joyful weekend filled with laughter, rickshaw rides, and moments with her son. She shared delightful experiences on social media, reflecting her passion for both family and the entertainment industry. Genelia also expressed interest in exploring opportunities in the OTT space.

Key Takeaways

Genelia Deshmukh enjoyed a fun rickshaw ride.
She praised her son's drumming talent.
Genelia shared her future OTT aspirations.
Her journey spans both Bollywood and South Indian films.
She values connecting with her audience through various formats.

Mumbai, April 6 (NationPress) Actress Genelia Deshmukh's weekend revolves around laughter, goals, and rickshaw rolls. The star known for 'Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na' shared a delightful rickshaw ride experience with a friend. A video making rounds on social media showcases her radiant smile as she enthusiastically waves at the camera from within the rickshaw.

In sharing a snapshot of her enjoyable day in the city, Genelia captioned, “Laughter, goals, and rickshaw rolls- that's how we ride! #GameBreakVibes #Serialweekenders.”

Recently, last Sunday, Genelia expressed her admiration for her son’s drumming skills.

She took to Instagram stories to share a video of her son showcasing his talent on the drums.

In her post, Genelia shared, “A few months ago, I enrolled my son in an after-school drums class @ascendspeaks just so he could wait for his brother, who was in football practice, and today I was amazed to see him play the drums, how???”.

She continued with gratitude, “Thank you linfomation and @radhikarajgarhia for helping me recognize this. A great teacher helps a child realize their potential, and in this instance, they also help the parent see it when you least expect it. You are that person for me... @ascendspeaks is the best - Truly (sic)”.

Before this, Genelia disclosed her aspirations to enter the OTT space.

When asked if fans could expect her in an OTT series soon, she informed IANS, “I would love to. For me, whether it's short or long format, what matters is my ability to connect with my audience. I have always been open to various types of work. Work is work. I started doing South Films long before they gained mainstream popularity. I take pride in my work in South Films.”

She added, “I have experience in Bollywood, as well as in South Indian cinema. I truly love films as a medium, whether they are long or short formats. However, I am particularly excited about long-format content.”