“How do you write about or portray life when you don’t remember and register what you experienced or felt? Yourself or vicariously,” she asked, adding, “Things that happen or how people behave in certain situations, even if left in the past, become a part of our eternal selves, making up the how’s and why’s of what we think today, the context! And context is everything, nothing exists in isolation,” she added. On work front, Yasra Rizvi is currently directing Bee Gul’s script Working Women.View this post on Instagram
Yasra Rizvi has recently given viewers two great performances back-to-back in drama serials Dunk and Dil Na Umeed Toh Nahi, however, despite her talent and hard work, it is a rare occurrence to see her on television.
The actor took to Instagram recently and shared why she is not seen frequently on television. She expressed that she is not cut out for this business in several ways.
“Show business is the kinda business where having a poor memory pays off. I, however, suffer from the ailment called not being able to forget. Occupational hazard!” she asked rhetorically in the post.
