Kubbra Sait recalls abortion: Says What if i died?

Kubbra Sait, who has worked in films like Sacred Games and The Trial and most recently starred in the Shahid Kapoor film “Deva,” has written a book on her life. ‘Open Book‘ is her autobiography, in which she shares many of her difficult experiences. Kubra talked more about the topics she wrote about in the book, such as having an abortion, in a recent interview.

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In a recent interview, the actress talked further about her experience having an abortion and stated, “When I went through the abortion, I don’t think I was being strong at all. I was just too weak to take it forward. I didn’t have the courage or the strength to say that if I don’t do this, then I will live with it. I felt very weak at that time. I felt hollow. I felt like I was not worth it at all. But what came out of it much later was strength. That you decided for yourself and stood by your thoughts. You broke stereotypical patterns, you broke societal norms and no one knew about it. I went by myself and got myself through the abortion. I didn’t tell anyone.”

She also recalled that she kept it a secret from everyone. When a friend complained to her about her lack of attention, she realized it. “One of my buddies told me, ‘You’re not listening,‘ when she went on this journey. I told her. Who underwent an abortion? You? Then it struck her, then it struck me, and then I began to cry because I thought, “I haven’t told anyone about this.“ Nobody is aware of what I’ve been through. Sait told about how she was afraid at the moment since having an abortion would change her life. “What if I passed away? Additionally, you are making this choice on your own. Nobody cares and nobody knows. Furthermore, this is a significant life decision. You have no idea how it will affect the rest of your life,” she said.

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“Maybe five or six years later, while I was bleeding heavily, I was shooting for a travel show,” Kubbra added, sharing another event. I used to be irritable, feel overheated, and feel ill. I realized my director was this amazing woman, and I hadn’t told her. I don’t think anyone would understand, so I didn’t tell her. I discovered that I don’t care if anyone can relate to what I said in my book. I wrote it only for me.