The Sad Irony of Secret Superstar Zaira Wasim



On June 26, 2019, Zaira Wasim tweeted “In a time of deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act” this tweet gave a hint that something was happening within herself. Taking a cue from this tweet three days later, the teenage actor from Srinagar put a lengthy open letter on her social media handles, calling it to quit from the Bollywood industry. She wrote “Five years ago I made a decision that changed my life, and today I am making another one that will change my life again and this time in a better way….Insha Allah!!!”



Her decision was thunderstruck in itself, and it pulled the attention of one and all across the industry, from the big to the small names in the film industry. Everyone gave their opinion ...some called it a publicity stunt..some called it her personal choice.

We are not against her decision, it's her personal choice. The thing that is offending is she dragged religion in this matter. Why so...which religion teaches you to stop doing work..stop pursuing your career ..your dreams. And how your religion can be affected by another's judgment and perception about you and your work?



Her decision is her personal choice, but the idea that she chose to back out of the film by indulging religion in it is not justified. Religion never forces you to compromise with your career. Even a religious person believes that karma is the primary concept of human birth.

She wrote in her letter “My advice to everyone is that no amount of success, fame, authority or wealth is worth trading or losing your inner peace or light of Imaan”
It is true that inner happiness can’t be achieved by any fame or money. If she knows the root cause of her problems then she should work on it instead of giving up. If you make yourself so independent that no other external thing or human being can disturb your state of mind then you will never even think of giving up on something. Yes, we all become fed up with people’s opinions and judgments, but giving up can never be a solution to any problem, at the end, you have to face it and deal with it.





She also wrote “While I continued to work in an environment that consistently interfered with my “imaan” my relationship with my religion was threatened”

We don't know what made her to do that or to take such a big step. What was bothering her we don't know, but she could have left quietly instead of making it public. As it can set a wrong example for other Muslim actresses who have worked hard to earn the name in this industry. It can difficult for them to choose an unconventional career.



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