Actress and model Sonya Hussyn has captivated audiences with her talent and beauty, but her journey to stardom was not without its challenges.
During an interview with ‘Zarbardast’, Sonya Hussyn was asked by the host, Wasi Shah, “Any regrets in life?”
Talking about her hard childhood and her strained relationship with her father, Sonya Hussyn said, “I didn’t realize the impact of my parents’ troubled marriage on my relationship with my dad until much later. Growing up, their problems affected my bond with him, and our relationship was always rocky. It wasn’t until I got into a relationship years later that my ex pointed out that I was seeking the protection and comfort that a girl typically finds in her father. It was a psychological phenomenon that I didn’t understand at the time, but it’s very common. I had to seek help to work through it.”
“I decided to tell my father I loved him as an adult, and it was a really touching moment for both of us. He cried a lot, and I could see the depth of his feelings.” Hussyn added.
Talking about her reconciliation with her father, Sonya said that since then, she has been trying to make up for lost time and strengthen the bond as much as possible. “Although my father isn’t very expressive, he shows his pride and support for me and my accomplishments in his own ways, and that means the world to me.”
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How did therapy help Sonya Hussyn heal her bond with her father?
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Why Tauqeer Nasir turned down a Bollywood film with Madhuri Dixit?
Tauqeer Nasir, a prominent figure in the Pakistani entertainment industry, made some revelations as he appeared as a guest on ‘Zabardast’, hosted by Wasi Shah.
He revealed that his work has been acknowledged by many in Bollywood, marking a significant highlight in his remarkable career.
“Shah Rukh Khan has always been a fan of my work,” he said.
Nasir also claimed that Khan was inspired by his performance in ‘Parwaaz’ and copied his style and character for his role in ‘Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna’.
“The similarities between the two characters are striking, and it’s evident that he drew heavy inspiration from my work,” he added.
Tauqeer Nasir also disclosed that he once received an offer for a Bollywood film that would have starred him alongside the legendary Madhuri Dixit, but due to political tensions at the time, the project fell through.
“After that experience, I lost interest in pursuing opportunities in Bollywood,” he admitted.
Celebrated for his exceptional talent, Nasir holds the prestigious honours of Tamgha-e-Imtiaz and Sitara-e-Imtiaz, which the Government of Pakistan awarded him for his outstanding contributions.
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‘Men deserve leverage too’: Zara Noor Abbas on societal pressures
Actress Zara Noor Abbas recently shed light on the societal pressures faced by men, emphasising their need for leverage in both society and relationships. She was invited as a guest in ‘Zardast’ hosted by Wasi Shah, where she speaks out about the pressures men face.
Zara Noor Abbas said, “Men deserve leverage in society and from their partners. The pressure of being responsible for everything, amidst economic stress and a challenging environment, is not easy. If women want their rights, they should also be willing to give men their due rights.”
She stressed that its essential that everyone in the household shares responsibilities, allowing men to have quality time with their families and not be perpetually burdened with work. “Men need to prioritise their health, too, as they’re more prone to heart attacks. It’s crucial for them to take care of themselves and quit harmful habits like smoking.”
Zara Noor Abbas is the daughter of Asma Abbas, and niece of Bushra Ansari. She is married to actor Asad Siddiqui.