Telly Ville's hot actress Shama Sikander has been the talk of the town for her intense change. She says that she has been through a great deal of good and bad times and has confronted the lows of life.
As of late, while in a discussion with an online portal, she expounded on how she battled bipolar turmoil and how one ought not dodge any sort of emotional sickness. "I took this long gap for soul-searching. I did a lot of introspecting. I feel many of us are scared to do that as we don’t want to stir our demons." said Shama. "Today, I have accepted myself in a better manner and thank God for it. I have a better understanding of what I want to do and where I want to reach. The gap was a blessing as it helped me reconnect with my soul.”
Shama appears to have seen the most minimal period of her life when a couple of years back she said a final farewell to her beau, Alexx O'Neil. “I had a bipolar stroke, which left me totally depressed. It was a very tough situation where I literally met death and came back. I was unhappy about my professional and personal life and everything just spiraled downwards. I feel I have had a rebirth.”
The performing artist emphatically expresses that one ought not disregard or timid far from discussing their emotional sickness. “I am sharing this to tell everyone that people suffering from mental condition are not crazy or possessed. There have chemical issues in the functioning of their brain. And in today’s stressful times, depression is commonplace. Throughout our lives, we are taught to be good whatever the situation. I feel it’s not right. Parents should teach their kids to be honest, be true and be accepting of themselves. It’s about how you deal with your angels and your demons. In fact, your demons need more love than your angels." said Shama.
She is totally appreciative to her precious ones for being her staunch mainstays of backing amid her hardships. " I thank my family and friends for standing by me. I am extremely grateful to my doctor in the US and meditation, which helped me reclaim my life," closes Shama.
Shama Sikander is right now making a great deal of buzz thinking of her as intense substance in her short film, Sexaholic.