Anushka Sharma openly acknowledges that Virat Kohli and her are not the ideal parents to Vamika and Akaay

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These days, Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli, are enjoying parenting. Last night, Anushka, who was visiting Virat and their children, Vamika and Akaay, in London, left for India. Anushka revealed at a function she went to after arriving in Mumbai that the couple isn't "perfect parents" to their children. The actress acknowledged that people grumble about things, but she emphasized that they might become commonplace.

Anushka Sharma discussed openly about her parenting experience with Virat Kohli while underlining the pressure to be "perfect parents" at a Mumbai event. Anushka acknowledged the flaws in parenting while implying that she thinks these things should be accepted.

The pressure to be like this ideal parent is immense. It's acceptable to acknowledge to children that we are not flawless parents and that we may occasionally have complaints. Thus, they are aware of your flaws," Anushka remarked during the occasion.

Owning up to our faults as parents makes things easier for everyone in the family, the actor from Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi continued. Consider the expectations placed on children: 'Oh, my parents are like this.' "So it's simpler to own up to your mistakes," she said.

Anushka Sharma also underlined the importance of instilling moral principles in her son Akaay and daughter Vamika. According to the 36-year-old actress, Vamika is "very young" to be receiving any instruction at this time.

Anushka revealed that her children look up to the couple as role models for how to live their life.

The actress commended her daughter Vamika, saying that she has "picked up" on the importance of showing thanks to others and appreciating what they have in life.

Anushka highlighted that it is a "selfish space" to be in, highlighting the basic goals parents have for their kids. The actress went on to say that since their children would emulate them, parents should always be appreciative.

The Jab Tak Hai Jaan actress went on to say that if parents "live by example," children might pick up beneficial lessons from their surroundings.