Name- Chhavi Mittal

Date of Birth- 4 September 1984

Age- 36 years(as in 2020)

Religion- Hinduism

Nationality- Indian

Mother- Name Not Known

Father- Name Not Known

Sister– N/A

Brother- N/A

Marital Status/Marriage- Married

Husband- Mohit Hussein

Son- Arham Hussein

Daughter- Areeza Hussein

Height- 5’5 approx.

Weight- 59kg approx.

Chhavi Mittal Biography

Chhavi Mittal is an Indian actress. She is primarily known for her work in small screen industry. Born on 4 September 1984, she completed her education from her hometown in Gurgaon, India. The actress rose to fame for her work in serials like Ghar Ki Lakshmi Betiyann, Bandini, Ek Chutki Aasman, and more. Her role in the shows with so much natural ease have gave her immense popularity and fame and she got lots of praise for them. She has lots of followers on her Instagram account from all over the world who loves her immensely for her acting skills.

Facts About Chhavi Mittal

• Ranveer Singh and Farhan Akhtar are her Favorite Actors.
• Katrina Kaif, Sridevi Kapoor and Karisma Kapoor are her Favorite Actresses.
• Zakir Khan is her Favorite Comedian.
• Cricket is her Favorite Sports.
• Mahendra Singh Dhoni is her Favorite Cricketer.
• Gymming, Travelling and Reading books are her Favorite Hobbies.
• She is a multi-talented actress known for her skills in acting, anchoring, singing, writing, modeling and businesswomen.
• At the age of 7, she started giving singing performances at different functions as she came from a musical background family.
• In 2004, she made her acting debut with serial “Tumhari Disha” as Disha Dushyant Kumar Sehgal.
• Post that, she did number of television serials like Tumhari Disha, Ghar Ki Lakshmi Betiyann, Twinkle Beauty Parlour, Viraasat, etc. and became the household name.
• Also, she has been part of few Bollywood movies as well including Ek Vivaah… Aisa Bhi as Natasha, Kaisey Kahein, and more.
• The actress is a co-founder of a channel Shitty Ideas Trending and posts videos on her YouTube channel.

• During the birth of her second child, she had faced lots of difficulties. Later, after the birth of her son, she shared her heartbreaking delivery post on her Instagram account motivating every pregnant lady. Read her story through her posts below:

 

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𝗠𝘆 𝗕𝗲𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗛𝘆𝗽𝗻𝗼-𝗕𝗶𝗿𝘁𝗵: 𝗔 𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗯𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 CHAPTER 1: A DREAM COME TRUE It was mother’s day. The perfect setting to have a baby. I held the baby in till the baby gave me signs that it wanted to come out. I went into natural labour at 10pm when I was tucking in my little Areeza. I didn’t know at the time that it was going to be my last time alone with her for a long time. Instinctively she didn’t want to leave me and kept coming back after repeated goodnights and hugs. And instinctively I knew that my long delayed hospital stay was going to begin tonight. Sure enough, my mucous plug came off soon after Areeza slept, and I went to the hospital, all bags packed, on the doctor’s advice. At 1 am my membranes released (water broke) and by 6 am the next morning, I was already 7 cm dilated. No epidural. Just meditation, and an extremely loving and caring husband by my side. One of the most important things about Hypno-birthing is that the birthing experience is shared equally by the mother and father both. It was Mohit’s responsibility to allow the birth to progress naturally, controlling me in case I felt weak in my resolve for an all-natural birth, to light up my labour room with candles, incense, and fairy lights.. to play calming music, to do pain relief massages, to remind me to drink water and eat high energy foods, and to hold my hand when I went to the washroom (which was every 15 minutes I think, or at least it felt so) I even slept through some of the labour. It was so peaceful and relaxing. I would wake up every 2 minutes, breathe through a surge (contraction) and drift off again. My beautiful hypno-birth was progressing and a little baby was going to emerge out of my birth canal and straight on to my breast. But… ______________________________ CHAPTER-2 to follow soon… ______________________________ PC: @sachin113photographer #birthstory ______________________________ #chhavimittal #chhavimittalbirthstory #birth #arham #pain #anguish #beauty #pregnancy #mother #mom #newmom #newmother

A post shared by Chhavi Mittal (@chhavihussein) on May 22, 2019 at 10:02pm PDT

 

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𝗠𝘆 𝗕𝗲𝗮𝘂𝘁𝗶𝗳𝘂𝗹 𝗛𝘆𝗽𝗻𝗼-𝗯𝗶𝗿𝘁𝗵: 𝗔 𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘁 𝗕𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗹𝗲 𝐶𝐻𝐴𝑃𝑇𝐸𝑅 2: 𝑇𝐻𝐸 𝑃𝐴𝑁𝐼𝐶 𝐵𝐸𝐺𝐼𝑁𝑆 At 8 am my doctor came into my room and administered a drug intravenously. Within seconds I felt dizzy, I felt weak, my throat started to choke.. and I threw up. I panicked. She said this was just to hasten the dilation (I don’t know why we needed to hasten it though, but you gotta trust your doctor). Right that second, I was thrown out of my calming and peaceful zone. I couldn’t do the calm breaths anymore. I could see my dream birth slipping away from my hands. Another thing about hypno-birthing is that it has to be all natural. The minute you start administering drugs, it becomes medicalised. Sort of defeats the whole purpose. Which is why I had shared my typed birth plan with the entire hospital staff. The head of the hospital, the doctor, the nursing staff, the paediatrician, and everyone who was remotely involved. Some snippets: Mohit will be by my side every single minute. He will not leave even for paperwork (hence we made the entire payment weeks in advance). Allow us time. No rushing with labour. Delayed cord clamping after the birth. Allow the placenta to stop pulsating before cutting. (50% of the baby’s blood lies in the placenta and the baby needs it to breathe in the first few minutes of birth, and needs the blood to come back to its body. The damage that the early clamping of cord causes is way too great). Give the baby to the mother before any kind of testing. All tests to wait for 15 minutes. There were various other small things that were mentioned in the birth plan and we were assured that all our requests will be respected. After we got the assurance we needed, we were sure that our choice of doctor and caregivers was indeed right. We put our trust in them. Because there’s no greater trust than the one you put in the person who brings your unborn to this world. But was our decision right? Only time was to tell.. To be continued… ____________________________ #panic PC: @sachin113photographer ____________________________ #hypnobirthing #hypnosis #selfhypnosis #chhavimittalbirthstory #chhavimittal #pregnant

A post shared by Chhavi Mittal (@chhavihussein) on May 23, 2019 at 10:14pm PDT

 

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CHAPTER 3- THE WORST WAS YET TO COME Due to the panic attack post the drug, my dilation completely stopped. I failed to go back into hypnosis. For the next 7 hours I felt no progress. At 1pm, I was put on pitocin, my surges started coming every 30 sec & lasted for 2 min each. I was in excruciating pain, but still determined to bring my baby into the world naturally. I started dilating again & 2 hrs later I was 8 cm dilated. But my doctor came in & said she’d like to take me for a C-section. I put my complete faith in her and agreed to whatever she said. But her attitude towards my whole birthing process completely shook me up. She said some things which I could not respond to at that time, but they will remain engraved in my mind forever. This person who was with me thru this journey of 9+ months.. this person who had seen my strengths & weaknesses, who had seen me naked physically and emotionally. She told me, “your labour is not strong enough, your body is not meant to do this, if you felt pain, you would be screaming, not sleeping.” That was the first time I realised that she was never onboard the hypno-birthing to begin with. If she was, she would believe in the power of self-hypnosis. The months that I had spent practicing it… I couldn’t believe my ears when she beamed with pride, “Don’t worry, I’m famous for giving really small incisions. You won’t have a big scar!” I couldn’t believe that after all this, she thought that a scar is what I was worried about. And then suddenly, as if there was no time left, within minutes a wheelchair came to wheel me into the OT, the staff disappeared, the other doctors came, and it all felt surreal. I remember I had to go to the loo, and when Mohit was taking me, me walking at a snail’s pace due to the pain, my doctor came shouting from behind, “abhi ye sab chhodo.. seedha catheter lagayenge.. jaldi karo”. Mohit just stared at her in disbelief and said, “doctor she just needs to pee. Please give her time”. I heard a “tch” from the background & she stormed out. To be continued… ______________________________ #chhavimittal #chhavimittalbirthstory #birthstory #delivery #labour #doctor #pain

A post shared by Chhavi Mittal (@chhavihussein) on May 24, 2019 at 11:24pm PDT

 

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THE FINAL CHAPTER After my threat of leaving, Mohit came to the OT with me. And then everything that was not supposed to happen, happened. The cord was clamped in seconds. The baby came out crying &still was poked & prodded before being given to me. I heard my doctor laughing while pulling the baby out, “dekha? Pain free delivery”. And then the biggest horror! I was administered a sleeping injection without being asked, and suddenly I felt myself passing out. I found myself slurring when I said, “give my baby to me.. where’s my baby..” I could not put my baby to the breast as I had so wanted to in the first few minutes. I slept till the next morning, waking up in panic repeatedly asking, “where’s my baby? Where’s my husband?” Scared shitless. Now, I have trouble establishing a good latch. I have stitches which hurt. I have 2 kids & an office to look after but a body that doesn’t support it. I have a scar, on my soul. Will I be able to heal from this ever? But most importantly I have questions. Why was I given a drug to hasten dilation when I was already progressing fast? Why was my husband stopped from entering the OT when there was no such protocol? Why was the doctor in such a rush to perform the surgery when the NST was normal and I was calm? Why was I given a sleeping drug right after the baby was pulled out? Why was I not treated with kindness by another woman, a mother, my “care provider” in the most vulnerable moment of my life! What happened with me, is what happens with most women in India. I learnt that from the comments I got. And now I have 2 choices. To be livid, or to emerge stronger. I believe in changing destiny, and maybe I was not able to change mine. But the strength that I draw from this experience makes me want to inspire women to take back control of their own birthing experiences in their hands. To be loved, respected and cared for when they get ready to birth another human. And if you have been in my place at some point in your life, please share my story and let it reach out. And hold my hand in spreading this message of love from one woman, a mother, to another.. #birthstory *** #chhavimittalbirthstory #chhavimittal #hospitals

A post shared by Chhavi Mittal (@chhavihussein) on May 26, 2019 at 10:31pm PDT

• She has inked her husband’ name on her navel.

Chhavi Mittal Family

She was born in Gurgaon, Haryana into a middle class Hindu family. There is not much information available about her family as she likes to keep her personal life away from the social domain. The actress shares close bond with her family and have made them proud by being one of the talented actresses of the entertainment industry.

Chhavi Mittal Husband/ Boyfriend

She is married to director Mohit Hussein. In one of Chhavi’s blog, she mentioned about her meeting with Mohit and said, “Mohit Hussein and I met the clichéd way for an actor or director to meet their respective beaus. Him being a Muslim and I being a Hindu, was a problem, but an even bigger problem was.. well.. like any other doted on daughter of the family, I was also too protected, and when my father met Mohit, he decided that he will grind him all the way to Sunday and if he endures all arrows thrown at him, then he derserves me!” The meeting with her father lasted for long 2 hours and at last his father passed the verdict and agreed to their relationship. Finally on 29 April 2005, they got married and became proud parents of a little angel named Areeza in 2012.

The couple is head over heal in love with each other and this can be seen in the post they share on their respective Instagram accounts. In 2019, they became proud parents of a baby boy Arham Hussein and completed their happy family.

Chhavi Mittal Career/ Television Shows

She started her career as a model with a dream of becoming an actress. In the year 2004, she made her acting debut with serial Tumhari Disha in a daily soap. Post that, she appeared in number of television shows and became the household name. Other than television shows, she has been part of many web series as well and people have admired her acting skills every time she has performed something on screen with natural ease. She is one of the talented actresses of the entertainment world who has achieved a lot in her career. Here is the list of television serials she has been part of: