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Actress Kubra Saat recently talked about her abortion experience. He told that at that time there were many fear and confusion in his mind.
Kubra said that he took this decision alone and at that time he felt that he was very weak. Later, it was realized that this decision could have changed the attitude of his life.
‘I did not tell anyone, did everything alone’
In a conversation with Bollywood bubble, Kubra said, ‘When I got the abortion done, I did not think that I was doing any courageous work. I just felt that I could not move it forward. I was so weak that I could not even think that if I did not get it done, would I be able to live with it or not.
At that time I felt very hollow and lonely. But later it was understood that this was my decision and I adopted it. Did not care about the society and not even told anyone. I went alone myself and got them aborted. ‘
‘When told to a friend, he started crying bitterly’
Kubra said that when she met a friend after a few weeks, the friend was angry that she was not talking to her. Then for the first time he told someone about this. ‘I just said that I got the abortion done.
Friend was surprised and said, ‘You?’ And then I realized that I did not talk to anyone about it. At that moment I started crying, I felt that I faced everything alone. ‘
‘If I had died, no one would even know’
Kubra said that at that time he did not realize what the impact of this decision would be on his life. He said, ‘If I had died? And I took this decision alone. Nobody knew and perhaps no one would make a difference. This was not a small decision. This could have affected my whole life, but then I could not understand this.
Kubra Sait has shared many experiences related to her life before, but for the first time she has spoken openly about her abortion.
Let me tell you, Kubra has been a part of many films and web series like ‘Sultan’, ‘Gali Boy’, ‘Fake’, ‘Sacred Games’, ‘The Trial’. She is also known for her strong acting as well as to express her views with impunity.
