Actor Kubbra Sait is coming into the brand new decade in her life, and there’s a set of latest targets each personally and professionally that she needs to perform. “Well, the real turn over for me happened last decade when I turned 30. However, I am entering this new decade as a more comfortable person. Imagine if I’m this level of chaos now, how much more level chaos I was 10 years ago,” quips Sait, who turns 40 on July 27.
“The last ten years have been great in terms of self discovery. Now, in the coming decade, starting from today, I am going to be kinder to my personal self,” she says including, “I’ve spent many years chasing and hustling after professional goals. Today, I am in a very secure place. I am doing things that make me proud of myself. I feel fulfilled as a human being professionally, but personally, that’s a phase that I’ve been putting behind me. So, this year would be a year of achieving personal goals, like starting with a boyfriend.”
For Sait, who’s seen within the current internet collection, The Trial, age is only a quantity as she shuns the presence of ageism within the trade. “It’s really how young you feel. The kinds of stories that are being told are for all age groups. Today, an eight-year-old is an actor, so is an 80-year-old… I don’t look 40. So, it is not about the age, but the experiences,” says the actor.
When it involves her private development, Sait tells us that accepting rejections in her profession has performed a giant position in shaping her persona. “I had never learned how to accept rejection… Now, I do not allow anyone to tell me that I am not good enough for that project. I feel I am bigger than that project. That allows me to be a better person than myself, and that is something that I have overcome over the last few years,” she muses.
Talk of her birthday celebrations, and Sait shares that she often goes off the radar to ring within the special occasion. However, this 12 months, she is throwing a celebration with mates in Mumbai, for the primary time in her life.
“This is the first time I’m going to be celebrating with friends in Mumbai. A dear friend of mine has chosen to invite us all home and celebrate my birthday. I’m going to be celebrating with people I truly love. I’m so happy that after around 13 years of living in a new city like Mumbai, where it is so much easier to get lost. I found my close friends. The city can still surprise me,” she ends.
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