Actors Gossips: Suhana Khan breaks the web once more together with her glamorous photo
Suhana, who aspires to be an actor and has essayed several roles in various
plays, is enrolled during a film studies course at NY University.
Suhana Khan, daughter of Badshah of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan and
producer-entrepreneur Gauri Khan, is a fanatical social media user. The
20-year-old often makes it to some extent to treat her fans and even friends,
with photos of herself sometimes doing honeyed words while on other occasions
sharing her looks or experiments with makeup and quarantine filming.
Recently, on Wednesday, Suhana treated her fans and followers on Instagram
with a glamourous photo of herself wearing a printed crop-top with front knot
detail teamed with a white layered skirt.
Posing barefoot on the grass in what seems like a hotel location, Suhana gave
major diva vibes.
She captioned the post, "look! me during a skirt! (sic)."
Take a glance.
A couple of hours earlier, Suhana had shared a photograph of herself with
cousin Alia Chibba on her Instagram stories.
In the photo, Suhana is often seen in a blue and white dress, posing next to
Alia, who wore a white top and dark pants.
However, it Suhana's head, which is partially cropped within the image, that
has her own attention and makes it to her caption too. Explaining the
rationale behind it she wrote, "My head's stop because i'm too tall." She
added, "Miss u @aliachibba."
Previously, Suhana had talked about how she wont to feel insecure about her
height and complexion.
Calling for an end to colorism, she had written in an Instagram post, "There
are tons happening immediately and this is often one among the problems we'd
like to fix!! this isn’t almost me, it’s about every young girl/boy who has
grown up feeling inferior for absolutely no reason. Here are just a couple of
the comments made about my appearance. I have been told I'm ugly due to my
skin tone, by full-grown men and ladies, since I used to be 12 years old."
She had added, "Other than the very fact that these are actual adults, what's
sad is that we are all Indian, which automatically makes us brown - yes we are
available different shades but regardless of what proportion you are trying to
distance yourself from the melanin, you only can't. Hating on your own people
just means you're painfully insecure. I'm sorry if social media, Indian
matchmaking, or maybe your own families have convinced you, that if you are
not 5"7 and fair you are not beautiful. I hope it helps to understand that I'm
5"3 and brown and that I am extremely happy about it and you ought to be too.
#endcolourism (sic)."
Suhana, who aspires to be an actor and has essayed several roles in various
plays, is enrolled during a film studies course at NY University.
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