Anushka Sharma appeared to have been motivated by Gukesh Dommaraju's father, Dr. Rajinikanth, who talked about how he recognized the spark in him early on.
At the age of 18, D Gukesh made history by becoming the youngest global chess champion. In the pivotal Game 14, the Indian grandmaster triumphed over the reigning champion Ding Liren. The chess prodigy's father was spotted discussing his son's journey over the years, and actor Anushka Sharma responded to his remarks.Anushka's words
Anushka posted a video of Gukesh's father, Dr. Rajinikanth, saying, "Sacrifice is a big word," on her Instagram Stories. Parents have a responsibility to provide for their children if they have a skill. He meant for us that when he first began playing chess, I could work at my job and pursue my career while taking him to tournaments or other events on the weekends. We had to go overseas once he started to develop strength and rating. Someone has to keep practicing, and either my wife or I had to make the deliberate choice to go to competitions with him. My wife decided to provide financial assistance for the family, and I decided to travel with him. Any parent will naturally do this for their children. For us, it is not a huge concern.
Anushka shared the video with the description, "A champion parent's beautiful words (red heart emoticon)."
Padma, a scientist, had to step up to support the family after Rajinikanth had to resign from his prestigious position as an ENT surgeon.
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Both competitors started the championship match on an even playing field, making it an exciting encounter. Ding Liren put up a strong battle, determined to force a tie-breaker. However, Gukesh's historic victory was made possible by a critical error made by the reigning champion.
Gukesh left the room after the victory and spent a meaningful moment with his father. In front of photographers and admirers, the two gave one other a really touching embrace.
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