Sarah Khan recently opened openly about crying in dramas at an event. She is a talented Pakistani actress renowned for her roles in Mumkin, Laapata, Mere Bewafa, Tumhare Hain, Hum Tum, Raqs E Bismil, Namak Haram, and Sabat. Sarah Khan frequently appears in dramatic parts that need crying.
She has 12 million Instagram followers. Sarah Khan is happily married to Falak Shabbir, and they have a gorgeous daughter, Alyana. Sarah Khan has recently been in the United Kingdom, where she has attended a number of Palestinian-related charity events.
She discussed sobbing in plays during a recent meet-and-greet in the UK. When asked about recording crying moments in dramas, Sarah Khan replied, “So, I did that show to show that I can do more than cry. I generally play sorrowful characters but cannot cry throughout the situations. I can barely cry. The directors frequently tell me, ‘Sarah, please think about something grieving that occurred to you and cry after associating yourself to it’, but I can’t cry, and my response is, ‘Many terrible occurrences have happened in my life, but I don’t feel like sobbing’. So! I usually weep artificially. It’s quite challenging for me.
Sarah about Crying in Dramas
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