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Sara Tendulkar, daughter of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, has opened up about her father's no-nonsense approach to raising her. In a recent interview, she described his parenting style as "strict," especially when it came to setting boundaries on her daily life. She revealed that Sachin had clear rules about everything from her schedule to her wardrobe, leaving little room for negotiation. "He was very particular about what to do and what to wear," Sara shared, offering a rare glimpse into the disciplined household of one of India's most famous families.
She also addressed the common perception that her brother, Arjun Tendulkar, might have been treated differently. Sara dismissed the idea that Arjun was more pampered, instead suggesting that being the younger sibling came with its own advantages. "I wouldn't say he's more pampered, but I always feel like the younger sibling has it easier," she explained. According to Sara, she had to navigate the tougher challenges first, paving the way for Arjun. "I had to fight all the battles growing up, and my brother had to reap the benefits," she added, highlighting the natural dynamic that often plays out between older and younger children in a family.
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