Actress
Zaira
Wasim,
best
known
for
her
performance
in
Dangal,
recently
announced
her
'disassociation' from
Bollywood
much
to
the
shock
of
all
concerned.
Explaining
her
decision,
she
said
that
her
profession
was
spoiling
her
relationship
with
god
and
added
that
she
was
unhappy
about
her
'line
of
work'.
As
expected,
her
comments
gained
traction
on
social
media
for
a
variety
of
reasons.
Actress
Raveena
Tandon
too
reacted
to
this
shocking
development
and
asked
her
to
keep
her
'regressive'
views
to
herself.
"Doesn't
matter
if
two
film
olds
are
ungrateful
to
the
industry
that
have
given
them
all.
Just
wish
they'd
exit
gracefully
and
keep
their
regressive
views
to
themselves
.I
standby
and
love
my
industry,all
the
opportunities
it
gives
to
everyone.
Exit
is
your
choice,reason,by
all
means.Just
do
not
demean
it
for
everyone
else.The
industry
where
all
work
shoulder
to
shoulder,no
differences,caste,religion
or
where
you
come
from," she
tweeted.
Now,
Rangoli
Chandel
has
reacted
to
the
Zaira
Wasim's
shocking
decision
and
urged
fans
to
understand
her
'dilemma'.
She
also
indicated
that
she
does
not
support
those
who
'bullied' the
young
girl
for
taking
the
unexpected
step.
"People
should
stop
lashing
out
at
Zaira
Wasim
and
try
and
understand
her
inner
conflicts,
what
is
a
kid
supposed
to
do
if
a
religion
forbids
you
from
singing,
dancing,
imitating
or
depicting
life?
Rather
than
bullying
her
we
must
understand
her
dilemma," she
added
Rangoli
went
on
to
add
that
the
Zaira
Wasim
situation
highlights
the
need
to
'personalise' religion.
"In
Hinduism
especially
Bhakti
is
all
filled
with
devotional
songs
and
dances,
Kathak
was
a
dance
form
for
temples,
Mugals
brought
it
to
darbars.
e
need
to
understand
in
Hinduism
we
need
not
follow
any
God
we
can
form
a
God
of
our
choice
which
is
called
Isht
Devta
which
means
Personal
God,
today's
day
and
age
we
need
to
personalise
realigion
and
not
follow
what
was
established
thousands
years
ago,"
(sic)
added
Rangoli.
Many
people
feel
that
Zaira
Wasim
had
the
potential
to
make
it
big
in
Bollywood,
which
makes
her
decision
to
quit
quite
heartbreaking.