Actress who played Mohanlal's daughter in Drishyam graduates from LSE

Actress Esther Anil who is best known for playing the role of the younger daughter of Malayalam superstar Mohanlal in his blockbuster film Drishyam has now graduated from the internationally renowned London School of EconomicsTaking to her Instagram page to share pictures and a video clip from her graduation the young actress who reprised her role in Papanasam the Tamil remake of Drishyam as Kamal Haasans younger daughter wrote A couple of years back I was on a train when my dad called me to say he had met someone whose daughter was going to the London School of Economics He said it would be great if I could connect with her maybe someday I could look at applying there tooView this post on InstagramA post shared by Esther _estheranilThe actress said I told him Honestly are you kidding me That was way too big a fish for us to catch I didnrsquot even dream of going there back then I didnrsquot say it out loud but in my head I thought LOL my dad is a fool with such unrealistic dreamsCut to today here I am his daughter standing in front of the London School of Economics graduated in International Development There is so much magic in life she wroteThe actress then thanked her parents for their support to realise her dreamsTo my parents whom I didnrsquot even tell I got into LSE at first because I knew they wouldnrsquot be able to afford it Both my brothers were already on student loans I didnrsquot have that kind of money either No matter what grants or help you get it still felt like an expensive decision All they said was We know how much you want this Money will come You are going she saidMy parents have flaws and I do call them out from time to time But what I can never ignore is how deeply they show up for their children They will go to any extent for us Sometimes itrsquos scary But as children as human beings thatrsquos what you want parents who stand by you even if hell breaks loose Thank you Appa and Amma Thank you for teaching me to dream and to chase those dreams Thank you for loving me the way you do she saidThe actress further said Last week in a media interview I said I got into the worldrsquos best university only to feel like the biggest failure Getting in was not the hardest part afterall Competing with some of the best minds in the world and with yourself your imposter syndrome was Irsquom glad I made it Certainly not aloneStating that LSE had challenged her in ways she had never imagined the young actress said Understanding the causes of things as they call it has become a way of life learning to look at everything from multiple dimensions It made me turn deeper into something Irsquove been passionate about for years women and power I ended up writing my thesis on it and oh boy LSE awarded me a distinctionMaybe Irsquom not the dumbest after all Maybe there is some light in me Maybe Irsquoll join the powerful women someday What a year it has been To all my friends some relatives and a few good people here on social media you know who you all are From the depth of my heart I am grateful You have taught me to be kind by being the kindest by giving me the warmest love You reminded me of my worth when the world was saying otherwise she saidWhat did I do to deserve you all especially my friends I will give it back to you I promise I love the world you are creating for me and for the people around you one filled with so much kindness love and compassion Together forwards she said and signed off saying And Yes itrsquos better to be a fool than to never dreamThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever