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Sarah Khan shares her struggles with emotional scenes in dramas

Sarah Khan shares her struggles with emotional scenes in dramas

  • Sarah Khan, a Pakistani actress, shares her experience with crying scenes in dramas.
  • She struggles with emotional moments during filming and often uses artificial tricks to cope.
  • She is currently in the UK, actively participating in fundraising events to support Palestinians.
During a recent event, Sarah Khan shared her thoughts about crying in dramas. A talented Pakistani actress, Sarah is known for her performances in hit dramas like “Mumkin”, “Laapata”, “Mere Bewafa”, “Tumhare Hain”, “Hum Tum”, “Raqs E Bismil”, “Namak Haram”, and “Sabat”. With a strong Instagram following of 12 million, Sarah enjoys immense popularity. She is happily married to singer Falak Shabbir, and together they have an adorable daughter, Alyana. Currently, Sarah is in the UK, actively participating in fundraising events to support Palestinians.

In a recent meet-and-greet session, Sarah Khan discussed her experience with crying scenes in dramas. She shared her thoughts on how she approached these emotional moments while filming. Khan said, “So, I did that show because I wanted to show that I can do something else other than crying. I do the sad characters the most but I can’t cry during the scenes. I can hardly cry. The directors often say to me, ‘Sarah please think about something grieving that happened to you and cry after relating yourself to that’, but I can’t cry and my reply to them is, ‘Many sad events have happened in my life but I don’t feel like crying’. So! I always use artificial tricks to cry. It is quite difficult for me to cry”.

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