Zaira
Wasim
is
back
in
news
for
her
social
media
post.
This
time,
the
Dangal
actress
has
penned
a
long
note,
in
which
she
has
urged
fans
to
stop
praising
her,
as
'it
isn't
gratifying
at
all'
for
her.
She
has
said
that
she
isn't
as
righteous
as
she
might
have
lead
many
to
believe
and
that
the
praise
she
receives
is
'dangerous'
for
her.
On
Saturday,
the
actress
posted
a
long
note
which
read,
"Asalamualaykum
everyone!
While
I
acknowledge
with
humility
all
the
love
people
shower
me
with,
I
cannot
emphasise
enough
how
the
praise
that
comes
my
way
isn't
gratifying
at
all
for
me
and
how
big
of
a
test
it
is
for
me
and
how
dangerous
it
is
for
my
Iman."
She
further
continued
in
her
post,
"I'm
not
as
righteous
as
I
might
lead
many
to
believe.
Instead,
I
urge
everyone
to
not
praise
me
in
any
manner
but
pray
that
Allah
overlooks
my
shortcomings-which
are
too
many
to
count,
and
fills
the
void
in
my
heart
with
the
light
of
His
Mercy,
Taqwa
and
increases
me
in
Iman,
rectifies
my
intentions
and
grants
me
knowledge
that
is
beneficial
and
a
heart
and
tongue
that
remembers
Him
at
all
times
and
turns
to
Him
often
in
repentance,
and
allow
me
to
perform
righteous
deeds
only
for
His
sake,
allow
me
to
remain
steadfast
and
cause
me
to
live
and
die
as
a
Muslim
(wholly
submitting
to
Him)
Jazakum
Allahu
Khayran."
Earlier,
the
actress
had
posted
a
lengthy
post
on
her
Instagram
page
to
share
the
plight
of
Kashmiris.
Last
year,
Zaira
hit
the
headlines
when
she
announced
her
dissociation
from
films,
saying
that
it
interfered
with
her
faith
and
religion.
"I
want
to
confess
that
I
am
not
truly
happy
with
this
identity,
that
is,
my
line
of
work.
For
a
very
long
time
now
it
has
felt
like
I
have
struggled
to
become
someone
else," wrote
the
actress
in
her
post.
Speaking
about
work,
Zaira
was
last
seen
in
Farhan
Akhtar-Priyanka
Chopra's
The
Sky
Is
Pink.
Before
that,
she
starred
in
Aamir
Khan's
Dangal,
for
which
she
even
bagged
a
National
Award
for
Best
Supporting
Actress.