NEW DELHI: The debate between the opposition and the opposition is at its peak amidst former Bollywood actress Zaira Wasim's announcement to take retirement from films based on her religion. Now, Congress leader Abhishek Manu Singhvi has strongly criticised Zaira's move and tweeted, "Halala is justified and acting is termed Haram, whether it will do such a thing as a Muslim to India?"
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Beginning with Aamir Khan's superhit film 'Dangal', Kashmiri actress Zaira Wasim, who became famous overnight, has decided to say goodbye to her film career in the past. She says she was moving away from her religion because of it. In a post posted in detail on her Facebook page, the 18-year-old actress cited religious reasons for abandoning her good career in Bollywood.
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She said, "Five years ago, I took a decision that changed my life. As soon as I stepped into Bollywood, it opened the doors of popularity for me." "However, there was nothing I thought of doing or becoming, especially with regard to my thoughts about success and failure, which I just started to know and understand," the actress said. "I have completed 5 years today and I want to admit that I am not really pleased with this identity, i.e. my work."
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