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Sania Mirza reflects on avoiding vulnerability

Sania Mirza reflects on avoiding vulnerability

  • Sania Mirza achieved the No.1 position in tennis, paving the way for South Asian women athletes.
  • She married Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik and had a son.
  • She has retired from sports and pursued other endeavors.
Sania Mirza, a star athlete from India, brought pride to her country by achieving the No.1 position in tennis and also paved the way for numerous women athletes from South Asia. She married Pakistani cricketer Shoaib Malik and they shared a son. Not too long ago, they divorced, with Shoaib Malik subsequently marrying actress Sana Javed.Pakistan continues to love and respect Sania Mirza as she handles the matter with dignity. Recently, she retired from her sports career and has been actively pursuing other endeavors.

In an interview with the Indian publication Firstpost, Sania Mirza opened up about achieving stardom at the age of 16. She said that “she was a public figure by 16 and now she is 37, thus she has lived most of her life in the public eye. She said that she has always tried to be as authentic in front of the cameras as she can be.”

She said that “showing vulnerability to the world is not easy. There have been times when she will smile in front of the world when she may just have had a meltdown minutes ago. She said that she sometimes shows her vulnerability but as a public figure, you cannot always do that as you may get taken advantage of.”

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