Ayesha Khan’s recent social media posts have been grabbing attention, and for good reason. The actress, who rose to fame with her appearance in the film “Jaat” alongside Sunny Deol, has been sharing a series of nostalgic pictures that showcase her humble beginnings.
In one of her posts, Ayesha can be seen visiting her old school, albeit from the outside, as the summer break was in full swing. She reminisced about the good old days, saying, “Saw my school from the outside, couldn’t go in because of the summer break, but memories were refreshed.”
Ayesha also shared pictures of her old homes, where she spent her childhood. She captioned the post, “Saw both my old houses where I spent my childhood, and one house from where 17-year-old Ayesha decided to do something big in life, to give her parents a better life.” She fondly remembered the street where she grew up, saying, “The street is still the same, where the entire neighborhood would gather if something happened at someone’s house.”
What’s more, Ayesha also met with an elderly woman, whom she affectionately called “Aajji.” The actress shared a heartwarming picture with the woman, who imparted some wisdom, saying, “Dry up, whatever has come into the world will leave one day, what’s the point of pride, what’s the point of ego?”
Ayesha’s posts have been garnering a lot of attention, and it’s not hard to see why. The actress, who got her big break with “Jaat,” has also worked in Telugu films and is a popular social media influencer. Her appearance in Bigg Boss 17 also made her a household name.
It’s refreshing to see Ayesha stay grounded and connected to her roots, despite her growing fame. Her posts are a testament to the fact that no matter how big one gets, their humble beginnings are always a part of them.
In a world where celebrities often get caught up in the glitz and glamour of their fame, Ayesha’s down-to-earth nature is a breath of fresh air. Her fans can’t help but adore her for staying true to herself and her roots.
As Ayesha continues to soar to new heights, it’s clear that she won’t forget where she came from. And that’s something to be admired.