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Uzma Hassan opens up emotionally about her late parents

Uzma Hassan opens up emotionally about her late parents

Web Desk March 31, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Uzma Hassan exhibits talent and charisma, instilling confidence in projects.
  • Her successful performances in Khaie have earned her recognition.
  • She described her mother's acceptance and love for her, leading to her mother's untimely death from cancer.
Uzma Hassan exudes talent and charisma, instilling confidence in any project she joins. Her impressive track record of successful projects speaks volumes about her abilities. In the recent blockbuster Khaie, she once again captivated audiences with her performance. Uzma embodies beauty, grace, and poise, while fearlessly speaking her mind without reservation.

She was a guest on Fuchsia where she talked about losing her parents. She shared that “as a child, she was closer to her father as he was the lenient parent while her mom was the strict one. After her father passed away, a loss she still remembers as fresh as the day it happened, her mother said that she accepts her as she is as she loves her so much. She grew closer to her mom after that and she made her happy till the day she passed away. She also revealed how her mother went through different health scares before passing away due to cancer which could not have been diagnosed early on.”

She is now residing alone in Lahore as her parents have passed away, and her brothers live abroad. While talking about living in Lahore she said that “living alone is not an easy feat. Managing your work, career, yourself, the household, bills, and repairs is not an easy feat and she salutes anyone who does that.”

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