Emerging star in Pakistan showbiz scene, Zara Noor Abbas stepped forth with a significant message for her followers as she shed light on who she appears to be on-screen is poles apart to her actual self.
Sharing photos of herself on Instagram radiating influential and strong feels donning a maroon ensemble with her hair down and a powerful mien, the actor stated:
“The time this photoshoot came out yesterday and i looked at it, immediately i thought to myself that oh, i dont really look how i usually look. Usually i am dressed as a damsel in distress who is usually playing a character of an innocent girl trapped up in the alcatraz of ' Zulm '
Usually i am dressed as a weak human being who cant speak up for herself. Who is working as a house lady. Or beaten by her lover. Eventually, a part of me also became that and this shoot looked to me too different because in these pictures i look like MYSELF,” she stated.
The Khamoshi actor goes on to say: “The woman who i believe in. Who is strong. Confident. Knows self worth. Respects self love. The woman my father and mother taught me to be. The woman my husband sees in me. The woman i forgot about. In this chaos of work and life. In this survival of the fittest. In the routine. The monotony. I forgot myself.”
Kyle Richards and Mauricio Umansky reunite in Aspen after latter’s PDA with Klaudia K
Diana’s choice to prioritise her personal well-being reflected her resilience
Director Ron Howard shares Jim Carrey's struggles to play 'Grinch'
This festive evening offered a rare glimpse into the strong family bond
Finn Wittrock loves acting since his childhood, rose to fame with AHS
Justin Baldoni released a cryptic statement ahead of harassment accusations
