Sneha Namanandi Shares Insights into Priya Dutt's Extraordinary Bond with Her Pets

Key Takeaways

Sneha Namanandi discusses Priya Dutt's profound connection with her pets.
Priya's bond with her pets is built on trust and love.
She has had pets since childhood.
All three of Priya's pets exhibit remarkable chemistry.
The emotional impact of losing a pet is likened to losing a child.

Mumbai, Feb 20 (NationPress) Actress and animal enthusiast Sneha Namanandi recently discussed Priya Dutt’s profound relationship with her pets, emphasizing that it transcends mere companionship.

According to Namanandi, the bond Priya has with her animals is exceptionally special, showcasing a connection grounded in trust, affection, and mutual respect. During her guest appearance on the Pet Stories by Pet Station podcast, Sneha shared her heartfelt insights.

Reflecting on Dutt’s affection for her pets, Sneha remarked, “Priya ma'am has always had pets. She has been attached to them since childhood. She has never been without pets. She still feels the loss of her first pet, which she had before her current three. She often expresses how much she misses that first pet. This bond is so profound that it feels akin to the loss of a child.”

During the podcast, Priya introduced her three cherished pets—two Huskies and an Indie dog she rescued from the streets.

“His name is Patch, and the other two are Chloe and Mishka. All three are absolutely stunning. They participated in numerous activities during filming and were adored by everyone. They’re so friendly and joyful—just like Priya ma’am,” she shared.

Sneha noted, “It’s often said that our pets mirror our habits and personalities, and I believe they reflect Priya ma’am’s nature—calm, pleasant, cheerful, and adorable. Mishka, the female Husky, exudes the grace of a royal. Chloe, the black female Husky, is equally beautiful. Patch, the Indie dog, resembles both of the other dogs.”

What struck Sneha the most was the remarkable bond among Priya's pets.

“Their chemistry is remarkable. They effortlessly avoid conflicts. They tend to follow each other’s lead, and when two are engaged, the third never intrudes. Their understanding of one another is profound. I believe Priya ma'am has trained—or more accurately, disciplined—them exceptionally well. They are such adorable, joyful companions—obedient and lovely,” she added.

Sneha Namanandi also expressed her emotional reaction to Priya's recollection of her first pet. “It was such a delightful episode. When she began sharing her story about her first pet, her emotions were palpable, and I could genuinely feel that. I also had tears in my eyes because it was so touching.”