Zaira Wasim, the Kashmiri girl who became famous overnight after her superb debut in Aamir Khan's Bollywood blockbuster Dangal on Sunday said she has decided to say goodbye to her film career as "relationship with her religion threatened". In a detailed post on social media, the 18-year-old cited religious reasons for her decision to quit her promising career in Bollywood.
On Monday, reports of her manager Tuhin Mishra saying that her account was hacked and she was not the one who posted the letter went viral. But soon after, Tuhin clarified that they did not say her account was hacked. Tuhin Mishra told ANI, "We have never said that her account was hacked. We just said that we would definitely like to know what has happened. And the post was done by her."
Tuhin Mishra, manager of #ZairaWasim, on reports that her Twitter account was hacked: We have never said that her account was hacked. We just said that we would definitely like to know what has happened. And the post was done by her. (File pic) pic.twitter.com/vruqIG8kwB
— ANI (@ANI) July 1, 2019
Zaira's decision to quit Bollywood left the industry divided. Not only Raveena Tandon but Tanushree Dutta and Dangal director Nitesh Tiwari also commented on the young star's decision.
(Source: ANI)
