Lalita

D’silva is largely being recognised as

Taimur

and

Jeh

‘s nanny. However, she’s not happy with being called that. In a recent interview, she made that clarification and revealed why she doesn’t wish to be called Taimur’s nanny. Lalita is also known to be the caregiver for Anant Ambani. During this chat, she spoke about many celebs that she’s worked with including

Saif Ali Khan

,

Kareena Kapoor Khan

,

Ram Charan

and

Upasana

Konidela among others.

During a conversation with Pinkvilla Hindi Rush, Lalita clarified that that she’s not a nanny. She’s a pediatric nurse. “Pehle Tata, Birla, sabke yahan pediatric nurse hoti thi aur nanny, maid hoti thi. I’m not a nanny, I’m a pediatric nurse and prefer to be called that,” said Lalita. She further added that she was upset when the paps would spot her with Taimur and everywhere she began to be called Taimur’s nanny.
Speaking about the Konidela family, Lalita called them warm and welcoming, further adding, “Everything about the family is very good. If I need to rest, Upasana madam takes care of the child. Currently, they are in London, and Ram Charan sir and Upasana ma’am are hands-on parents, managing everything themselves.”
Speaking about her time with the Konidela family, Lalita described them as “warm and welcoming,” highlighting the stark differences between the star cultures of Mumbai and Hyderabad. “From the Ambani family to the Konidela family, they’re all the same in their warmth and hospitality,” Lalita remarked. She noted that the primary difference lies in their eating habits due to their South Indian roots.

Lalita, who became widely recognised as Taimur Ali Khan’s caregiver —a term she prefers to avoid— expressed her admiration for the humility and kindness of the Konidela family. “Everything about the family is very good. If I need to rest, Upasana madam takes care of the child. Currently, they are in London, and Ram Charan sir and Upasana ma’am are hands-on parents, managing everything themselves,” she said.
She further spoke about the paparazzi culture in Hyderabad which is much sorted than in Mumbai. Expressing her concern, she said, “Wahan maine aisa pagal crowd nahi dekha jaisa Bombay mein hai. Wahan bhi media pareshan karti hai par handle kar lete hain karne wale (The paparazzi there are much stricter than in Mumbai. We can step out without facing the same craziness. Although the media can be bothersome, it’s manageable.”