Zeenat Aman Gave Some Dating Advice To The Youngsters!!
Young people should "just hold on to their physical selves" when they begin dating, according to Zeenat Aman: Don't go to sleep right away.
Updated: Sep 16, 2023, 21:49 IST
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Zeenat Aman has some wise words for young people who are currently dating. The seasoned actor advised waiting before jumping into bed with someone.
Zeenat Aman has gained a brand-new fan base on social media since she began using it, one that likely didn't exist when she was a leading lady in some of the most well-known Hindi films. Zeenat's perspective on fame, success, relationships, and life is regarded as wise by young people, so when she offered dating advice on a recent broadcast, it came across as coming from a place of love and compassion.
Zeenat stated that communication should be the cornerstone of all love relationships on the most recent episode of Swipe Ride. Zeenat responded that the younger generation should wait a little before jumping into bed with each other when asked what piece of advice she would provide to the younger generation.
"I'm very sorry to say this, but I believe that young people should simply cling onto their physical selves. Don't immediately go into bed with the guy. Wait to get to know one another. You are a priceless individual. Don't waste it and don't toss it away, she said.
The seasoned performer emphasised the necessity for women to be financially independent and claimed that starting at the age of 17, she was the primary provider for her family and maintained that independence her whole life.
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"I'm very sorry to say this, but I believe that young people should simply cling onto their physical selves. Don't immediately go into bed with the guy. Wait to get to know one another. You are a priceless individual. Don't waste it and don't toss it away, she said.
The seasoned performer emphasised the necessity for women to be financially independent and claimed that starting at the age of 17, she was the primary provider for her family and maintained that independence her whole life.
The actress has been in a number of successful films, including "Hare Rama Hare Krishna," "Yaadon Ki Baarat," "Don," "Roti Kapda Aur Makaan," and "Laawaris."