'Rs 1000 To Clean Bathroom': Shweta Tiwari Opens Up About Raising Palak Tiwari, Says 'She Did Chores for Pocket Money...'

Shweta Tiwari recently talked about her relationship with daughter Palak Tiwari. She revealed that they are like friends. Tiwari recently shared insights into her parenting style on Bharti TV, discussing her experiences with her daughter Palak Tiwari. Unlike what was reported, Shweta didn't mention tracking Palak's phone or making her do household chores for money. Instead, she revealed she had strict rules for Palak, including a curfew of 11 PM and requiring Palak to provide her friends' contact numbers and their mothers' numbers when attending parties.

Shweta Tiwari said, "She was given a budget. For instance, I allowed her to spend Rs 25,000 and if she went from Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000, she knew that she would be asked to do household chores to compensate for it. There was a full list of chores. For cleaning her bathroom, she would get Rs 1,000, Rs 500 for making the bed, and Rs 1,000 for doing the dishes. So she would do all of these things, and when she knew she was going to go over budget, she would do extra chores beforehand."

Talking about tracking Palak's phone, Shweta said, "I was a little scared that she is a girl and the society is weird. Even though she doesn't drink, people around her did. She got her first phone when she came to college. She was 16 when she got her makeup. She used to go without makeup to school functions."