Putri Zulkifli Hasan, a beautiful woman holding a leadership position as the head of Commission XII of the Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR), exemplifies how motherhood does not have to mean the end of a career. In a recent interview during Ramadan at Senayan, she highlighted the importance of balancing family time with her professional responsibilities.
Prioritizing Quality Family Time
Putri emphasized her choice to prioritize quality time with her family amidst her busy schedule. She mentioned enjoying activities at home with her husband and children, such as watching movies, exercising together, and simply being present for shared moments.
“The most common things we do are simple, like watching movies, making popcorn at home, spending time as a family, exercising together, and accompanying the children. What matters most is being together as a family,” she expressed.
Balancing Career and Family
Putri shared insights on succeeding in a career while raising a family, underscoring the importance of setting priorities. Currently focused on her duties in the DPR and engaging with her constituents, she has reduced leisure time in favor of quality moments with her family.
She no longer prioritizes leisure activities or “me time” and instead values bonding with her loved ones. She acknowledged the crucial support she receives from her family, including her husband, parents, and a supporting team, allowing her to fulfill her roles effectively.
Ramadan Activities and Community Engagement
Despite her busy schedule, which includes attending parliamentary meetings and fulfilling her legislative duties, Putri actively participates in community initiatives during Ramadan. These activities include distributing thousands of packages of basic necessities to support staff at the DPR, including motorbike taxi drivers and local residents.
In addition to her parliamentary work, as the Chairwoman of the PAN Faction in the DPR, Putri also manages Kids Republic School, which she co-founded with her mother and sister. She regularly visits the school to interact with the teachers and staff.
Family Bonding and Home Life
During the evening, Putri returns home to distribute free evening meals (takjil) to those in her neighborhood before preparing a special dish, quail egg soup with vegetables, and a refreshing fruit ice dessert for her family’s break-fast (iftar). Her husband, the artist Zumi Zola, joined in to spend time with their four children, highlighting their preference for family activities over outings to malls.
Zumi Zola affectionately described how Putri, despite her demanding public role, shows a different, more tender side at home, relishing the opportunity to be pampered by her family.
In their bustling household, filled with the laughter of their children, the couple cherishes these moments of togetherness, whether watching movies, playing games, or enjoying each other’s company.
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