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Zaira Wasim’s manager flip-flops: After claiming her SM accounts were hacked, now says Zaira herself made those posts

In a social media post, Wasim had said that she was unhappy and displeased with her line of work notwithstanding her 'fame and success'.

Several reports earlier today claimed that Zaira Wasim’s manager has said that the Dangal actor’s Social Media accounts were all simultaneously hacked and that she had not uploaded the post announcing her retirement from Bollywood citing that the film industry hindered her from practising her Islamic faith. However, now her manager has taken a U-turn asserting that Zaira had indeed herself uploaded the post.


Dispelling the rumours surrounding her social media accounts being hacked, he further added that Zaira strongly felt what she posted on her SM accounts and the world should respect her decision of quitting from the Bollywood. However, he said that he was unaware of the reason that motivated her decision. Her manager said that Zaira Wasim is currently in Kashmir and she needs time to think through this matter.


Zaira’s manager, Tuhin Mishra, said, ” I have been misquoted. Zaira’s social media accounts haven’t been hacked at all. The reports are not true. She has decided to do something and she surely must be having a good reason behind it.”

In a social media post, Wasim had said that she was unhappy and displeased with her line of work notwithstanding her ‘fame and success’. It was only while trying to adjust to the new lifestyle did she realized that her career had impacted her ‘relationship with religion’.

Talking about the difficulties that she had faced, Zaira Wasim said that she has found solace in Allah and Quran. She said, “In the great and divine wisdom of the Quran, I found sufficiency and peace. Indeed the hearts find peace when it acquires the knowledge of Its Creator, His Attributes, His Mercy and His commandments”.

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