Indian film actress Sameera Reddy epitomizes Mother, Not Patient! in her stylish pregnancy photos

With her pics and positive statements, Sameera Reddy has supported happiness and confidence in the To Be Mothers.

Indian film actress Sameera Reddy (39), who was blessed with a daughter on July 12, 2019, has shared her stylish underwater photographs of pregnancy. These pictures were shot in the very advanced stage of her pregnancy when she was carrying her second child Nyara in her womb.

"Be fearless above and beyond everything," wrote Sameera Reddy. She shared the pictures on her Instagram and also on the hashtag #ImperfectlyPerfect. "#ImperfectlyPerfect began with my 9-month pregnancy underwater series last year. Nyra wanted me to break the barriers in my mind and damn straight I did it," she wrote. The 39-year-old actress is seen posing underwater in sarees and also in bikinis, with the highlight on her baby bump. These pictures epitomise the theme of Mother, Not Patient!, a global communication campaign of Devdiscourse aimed at increasing happiness in the lives of To Be Mothers.

She is also seen performing some underwater Yoga positions.

Reddy became popular in the Bollywood through her pivotal role in Maine Dil Tujhko Diya in 2002. Her memorable role includes Musafir, (2004) in which she performed with Anil Kapoor, Aditya Pancholi and Koena Mitra.

"Be fearless above and beyond everything," said Reddy. She married Akshai Varde, an entrepreneur on 21 January 2014. The couple had a son in 2015.

Sameera described herself as a "tomboy" and "the ugly duckling in the family". She writes, "I was plump, had glasses and my glam quotient was rather low till I was 19".

Sameera is credited to be the first Indian actress to have her own video game, Sameera the Street Fighter.

I wanted to celebrate the beauty of the bump in my 9th month. At a time when we feel the most vulnerable, tired, scared, excited, and our biggest and most beautiful. I look forward to sharing it with you guys and I know the positivity will resonate because we all are at different phases of our life with unique sizes and we need to love and accept ourselves at every level.

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