Reem Sheikh buys a swanky new car worth Rs 50 lakhs; says ‘God rebuilds you right in front of people who broke you'
Reem Sheikh, who is currently seen in Laughter Chefs season 2, has brought home a swanky new car worth Rs 50 lakhs. Reem posted about buying the luxury car on her social media account and shared a series of photos and videos for her fans.
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The actress was accompanied by her mother and close friend
while she bought her dream car. Reem shared a heartfelt message emphasizing the importance of letting go of revenge and embracing gratitude, as she celebrated the purchase of her first BMW. Her Instagram post was soon flooded with warm wishes from fans and industry friends alike.
The Tere Ishq Mein Ghayal actress also posted a photo with her mother from the car showroom.
In the final slide of her carousel post, the Tujhse Hai Raabta star included a heartfelt message. The post read, "God rebuilds you right in front of people who broke you. Trust me, you don't need revenge, you need faith."
She captioned the post as, "Alhamdulillah. Allah will make things happen in a way that will show you that He heard every duaa and saw every tear. This one feels like my first for so many reasons."
Several celebrities like Nia Sharma, Helly Shah, Shardul Pandit, Vicky Jain, Kishwer Merchant, Aly Goni, Tony Kakkar amongst others congratulated the actress on purchasing her dream car.
Recently, in a podcast interview, Reem opened up about the sacrifices her mother made for her. She said "The way my mother has sacrificed for me all these years is one thing that I will always hold as a regret that I realised very late. But when I did, I was shattered into so many pieces. From that day, I decided to give everything in my capacity to give her a better life. Make sure that she is happy and treated the way she deserves to be.
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On the work front, Reem is currently seen in Laughter Chefs season 2 and is paired with Aly Goni as his partner. She recently injured her leg while shooting for the show. On May 23, Reem took to Instagram to share a glimpse of her injured leg, giving fans a candid update from the shoot. Alongside the picture of her bruised foot, she wrote, 'Just normal thing after shooting for Laughter Chef.'
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