‘I have a maths learning disability’: Tara Sutaria reveals dyscalculia diagnosis

Actress Tara Sutaria recently disclosed that she has dyscalculia, a condition impacting her ability to comprehend and manage numerical tasks. The star, who stars in Yash's 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for The Grown-ups,' shared this information while discussing her financial decisions and investments. Sutaria explained that while she finds pleasure in real estate investments, her father often aids her in handling the mathematical elements of her finances.

During an interview with Hautterfly about financial literacy, Sutaria revealed, "I am fortunate because I have my father's support with my finances. It's crucial for women to be well-versed in all banking and paperwork matters. I attempt to grasp as much as possible, but I frequently err due to my dyscalculia, a mathematical learning disability.

My team manages everything for me." Dyscalculia, sometimes colloquially termed "math dyslexia," is a specific learning disorder that hinders an individual's capacity to grasp, grasp, and execute mathematical and numerical tasks. When questioned about her investment portfolio, Sutaria stated, "I maintain a diverse portfolio. I'm constantly learning as I proceed.

These discussions take place with friends who deeply understand the subject. I adore homes and investing in them." The film 'Toxic: A Fairy Tale for The Grown-ups' stars Tara as Raya alongside Nayanthara, Kiara Advani, Huma Qureshi, and Rukmini Vasanth. The movie grossed more than Rs 100 crore worldwide but experienced a significant decline on its second day, earning Rs 37 crore in India.

According to Sacnilk, the film is close to the Rs 200 crore milestone, with its Indian gross reaching Rs 185 crore. On the third day, 'Toxic' garnered Rs 16.77 crore in India as of 7 pm.