Zeenat Aman’s gratitude note for fans on birthday: It’s a pleasure to share our stories
Veteran actress Zeenat Aman shared a gratitude post on social media and thanked her fans for their birthday wishes. In a note, the actor talked about resuming his career at this time and the love he has received so far.
Veteran actor Zeenat Aman shared a gratitude note on Instagram and thanked her fans for sending lovely wishes on her birthday today, November 19. In her post, Zeenat reflected on her unexpected career resurgence and her relationships with people around the world. The actor shared how enriching this chapter of his life has been.
Zeenat celebrated her special day With an intimate family lunch in Indian accent at NMACC.
“On my birthday, a thank you letter to all of you. I do not take for granted the opportunities that your interest and participation have provided me. It is a pleasure to share my stories and perspectives with all of you. And to read your stories and opinions in return. I never thought that my career would shine again at such a late time in my life. So it’s been an unexpected adventure that has been both rewarding and sometimes overwhelming. My brand collaborations have been a lot of fun. But more than anything the opportunity to connect with you – people from all over the world who have watched my films, been inspired by my posts, enjoyed my fashion and empathized with my life story – has been enriching and humbling. ,” they wrote .
Adding, he wrote, “I celebrated today with an intimate family lunch at NMACC in perfect Indian accent. Thanks for the birthday wishes and love. I return it to you three times.”
Zeenat Aman, former Bollywood superstarShe often shares her thoughtful insights through engaging Instagram posts. The actor has touched upon a number of topics, including the objectification of women in cinema and contemporary live-in relationships. In one of her posts, she also highlighted individuals coming to her with requests for brand endorsements on social media.
Famous for her roles in films like Hare Ram Hare Krishna (1971), Satyam Shivam Sundaram (1978), Don (1978), Qurbani (1980), and Laawaris (1981), Zeenat Aman recently discussed an idea . Biopic on his life. She revealed that although many filmmakers have approached her with offers, she is only interested in collaborating with reputed and trustworthy names who are willing to portray her story beyond her on-screen “bold” persona. Have courage.
