Sonya Hussyn Hits Back at Sharmeen Obaid over Comment

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Sonya Hussyn is one of the most beautiful and confident Pakistani actress who gained massive fame and popularity for her splendid acting performance and gorgeous looks. She has been very selective with the character she plays and therefore, appear less in Famous drama serials.

Sonya Hussyn called out how bashing one woman to ‘uplift’ another isn’t doing women any favors.

“Pulling one woman down while putting another up in full view of the public and talking about upbringing!”

The Saraab actress even pointed out how the pandemic might have made us bitter, yet it also made us aware of how we all have our own battles.

Additionally, Sonya Hussyn asserted how she has the right to express her opinion, even if it is unpopular. She even schooled the Academy Award winner on how shaming people for their opinions doesn’t suit a filmmaker of her calibre.

Sonya Hussyn Hits Back at Sharmeen Obaid over Comment

The talented Pakistani actress Sonya Hussyn is known for her excellent acting skills as she perfectly portrays every role. You even have to deal with a lot of hatred for star appreciation. Likewise, Sonya Hussyn has been criticized by social media users asking the actress to use the belt on her underwear, which can be easily seen in her Famous drama serials. However, the Mohabbat Tujhe Alvida star jumped up and responded to the user and attacked his comments on their visible underwear products.

Recently an old interview of Sonya’s resurfaced in which she said she would never have done the Bollywood’s Raees, because she’d want a more central role rather than secondary to a male protagonist.