Jasmin Bhasin is a well-known and popular name in the showbiz industry. She is adored for her beautiful looks and delightful smile. The actress came to limelight with her television show Tashan-e-Ishq. After that, she never looked back and has done various popular TV shows. She has also worked in music videos with popular actors like Aparshakti Khurana, Shaheer Sheikh, Shivin Narang, and others. The actress is in a long-standing relationship with Aly Goni. She was recently seen in a romantic monsoon track, ‘Iss Baarish Mein’ and has taken up movie projects too.

The actress took to her Instagram handle yesterday to share how the world has lost humanity, after a guy discriminated against an animal, in front of her. In her Instagram story, she wrote, "Today when I was having a walk in my building with Rambo (My Maltese baby), a man came and heatedly said, 'insaano ki jagah par jaanwar mat laao, yeh iss society ka rule hai'", which in English meant that according to the rules of the society, animals are not allowed in places meant for people. Jasmin continued, "Here what bothers me is the hatred with which he said that. Guys, is this Earth a livable place where such humans exist, where they have so much hatred for speechless innocent animals? And who gives them right to discriminate like this? The world and especially that rude and sick human really need compassion for animals or any living creatures." Jasmin also conducted a survey in the story, where she asked her followers whether the discrimination was fair for these living creatures or not, giving them two options, 'yes' and 'no'.

The Tashan-e-Ishq actress was seemingly disappointed with how the animals were treated in her society. We hope she and her society are soon able to come up with a cordial and amicable solution to this problem, since ideally; everyone should be treated equally and justly. The talented actress will be soon making her film debut with the Punjabi movie, Honeymoon. She is starring opposite Gippy Grewal, and it is slated to be released on October 25. 

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