Selena Gomez has recently shared personal insights into her journey towards motherhood, revealing a heartfelt and sincere discussion about her inability to carry her own children. In various interviews and statements across major media outlets, including BBC, Times of India, Hindustan Times, and BuzzFeed, the actress and singer disclosed the emotional struggles she faced upon learning she would be unable to experience pregnancy.

Gomez expressed that discovering her condition was emotionally taxing, and she had to allow herself time to grieve and process the reality of her situation. Despite this, Selena maintains a positive outlook on her future as a mother and is thrilled with the various possibilities that surrogacy and adoption offer.

Addressing her fans and the public, Selena highlighted how embracing these alternative paths to parenthood has provided her with hope and excitement. She emphasized that although she may not carry her own children, she is committed to becoming a mother and is looking forward to the journey ahead with optimism.

The pop star and actress, known for her candidness, spoke openly about how her medical condition has influenced her broader perspective on life and motherhood. She encourages others facing similar challenges to explore all available options and to find solace in the fact that being a parent is not solely defined by pregnancy.

Selena Gomez’s honesty and vulnerability shine through as she navigates this deeply personal aspect of her life, offering inspiration to many who might find themselves in similar situations. Her story underscores the importance of resilience, hope, and the multitude of ways one can build and cherish a family.

The movie explores the value of love in relationships and emphasises its ability to bring people together. It inspires hope by presenting love and kindness as a resolute force that endures despite hardship and acts as a catalyst for unity. The couple at the centre of the narrative faces challenging circumstances that put their relationship to the test but ultimately finds happiness through mutual understanding and support.

In this short film, the drama permeates every scene and develops subtly on a deeper level and director Barooah uses a variety of visual cues to share this tale in its simplest and purest form. The short film answers the question of how our future can be shaped by our responses to our past rather than our past itself, in a very beautiful way.

Because, I Love You is produced by Rinku Bora and A. Medhi with the story, screenplay and dialogues penned by Drishti Das. The cinematography, editing and colour grading is done by Manab Jyoti Baruah and the music direction is done by Sudarshan Borkotoky. The cast includes – Bidisha Kashyap, Bibhuti Bhushan Hazarika and Bedabrat Borah.

Link to watch the short film:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPFxQXWgY0s