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Starlets who newly enter the universe of fame, glitz and glam, are majority of the time, admired for their extraordinary beauty and exceptional work. Kubra Khan undoubtedly deserves such acknowledgment. Just to name a few, from her debut silver-screen performance in Na Maloom Afraad to Sang-e-Mar Mar to Muqabil to Alif Allah Aur Insaan; Kubra’s hustle surely has had her embedded into the sky amidst the many other stars of our industry!
However, apart from her talent, it’s essential to project the budding actress’s intriguing individuality. She’s not only taken the nation by storm with her regal beauty and hypnotizing performances but has also made a special place in the hearts of those around her with her kind-heart that never fails to spread positivity. She may be known to all as a brilliant actress, but there is definitely much more to her that makes Kubra the empowering woman she is. Here’s Hira Hyder’s 7Qs to bring forth the qualities which make the starlet truly shine!
1. Regardless of your fame soaring limitlessly at the beginning of your career, your humble persona is consistent, how do you maintain it?
KK: It’s easy to forget who you are, regardless of the field you serve. I’ve always believed in staying true and close to your core which is the key.
2. In your opinion, what moral responsibility do celebrities have when it comes to creating awareness about current social issues?
KK: By choice or not, we do influence our society for almost everything. It’s crucial for us to spread awareness and educate those who unsee the seen.
3. In a tug of war between peace of mind and what society believes are the norms an individual must adhere to, how should an individual make their decisions?
KK: Honestly, you can never please the society fully. The glass is always half empty. As long as you can respect yourself at the end, you’re good to go.
4. Family always comes first; when given the chance to live away from ‘home’ temporarily, how does it evolve an individual?
KK: It’s a whole new level of being a grownup. Living alone a thousand miles away from home, no support; it’s a crash course to adulthood.
5. What is Kubra’s advice to those with a boken heart and what is the remedy to cure it?
KK: What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Have faith and keep your head up high because something beautiful is coming your way.
6. What is the difference between professional working women in the East, compared to professional working women in the West?
KK: Nothing. It’s not the woman, it’s the system. She’ll rock it on Mars if she had to.
7. I’ve noticed your liking for quotes; visit my Instagram profile, pick a quote, handwrite it with an autograph and send it over!
