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Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Rukhsar Rehman on raising daughter Aisha Ahmed as a single mom: ‘I am at peace, more than proud'
Rukhsar Rehman, who has starred in movies such as Uri: The Surgical Strike, Bheja Fry 2, PK, and Knock Out, recently talked about being a single mother to her daughter, Aisha Ahmed . She said she feels her daughter is sorted in life and is really proud of Aisha. In an interview with The Free Press Journal, Rukshar shared that she felt happy and thankful, not only for herself. She said that if she was not with Aisha somewhere, she would be at peace knowing that her 'bacchi' was sorted, doing well in life, and not involved in things she would not want her to be in. She mentioned being at peace more than proud. When she saw Aisha's projects, the 10–20 second videos she used to make, she felt proud that Aisha was doing so well and noted that she used to do comedy. Rukshar added that if someone asked her to choose acting roles, she would only choose comedy, as she enjoyed it a lot. She reiterated that she was very much at peace as far as Aisha was concerned, which she considered a big thing. The actress added that she had no trouble managing her career and raising Aisha. "For a while, Aisha was with my parents, but after my mother and grandmother passed away, I put her in a boarding school in Nashik, and she enjoyed her growing years there," Rukhsar continued. "I also loved that school." Asad Ahmed, Rukhsar's first husband, had a daughter named Aisha Ahmed. In 2010, Rukshar, who had previously been married, married filmmaker Faruk Kabir following their divorce. The pair filed for divorce in 2023. "Get the latest news updates on Times of India, including reviews of the movie Coolie and War 2 ."
Hans India
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Hans India
Rukhsar Rehman promises deeper conversations with ‘The Vedas Speak'
ActressRukhsar Rehman, known for her diverse roles in both film and television, is set to step into an entirely new space as the host of the upcoming spiritual chat show 'The Vedas Speak'. With a career that spans thoughtful cinema and popular TV dramas, Rukhsar now brings her voice and presence to a show that seeks to explore themes far beyond the conventional format. Revealing what drew her to the project, Rukhsar said she has long been captivated by cosmic and spiritual themes. 'I've always been deeply intrigued by galaxies, astrology, spiritualism, mythology, and the many wonders of nature,' she explained. 'There's something incredibly captivating about the mysteries woven into the universe, which directly influence our lives.' For Rukhsar, joining The Vedas Speak felt like more than just another professional commitment—it aligned closely with her personal curiosity and beliefs. 'The countless marvels of nature never fail to fascinate me—each one a doorway into the unknown, whispering secrets of the cosmos. Hence I was more than happy to be a part of it,' she said. Unlike typical spiritual chat shows, The Vedas Speak aims to take its audience on a more introspective journey. Rukhsar stressed that the show would go beyond surface-level spiritual discussions, offering a platform for deeper reflections and personal connections. 'It's totally different from the other chat shows we see these days,' she noted. 'This is about encouraging people to connect with their inner selves.' Rukhsar Rehman has long been admired for her quiet versatility on screen. From films like God Tussi Great Ho, Sarkar, Bheja Fry 2, and PK to more recent hits like Uri: The Surgical Strike and 83, she has brought nuance and depth to a wide range of roles. On television, she has been part of beloved series including Kuch Toh Log Kahenge, Dream Girl, Baal Veer, and Mariam Khan – Reporting Live. Her upcoming acting projects are equally promising. She will soon be seen in Rajkumar Santoshi's Lahore 1947, a historical drama that features a high-profile cast including Sunny Deol, Preity Zinta, Shabana Azmi, Shilpa Shetty, and Ali Fazal. Produced by Aamir Khan Productions, the film marks Preity Zinta's return to the big screen after seven years. Rukhsar will also appear in Uttar Da Puttar, starring opposite Anu Kapoor. With The Vedas Speak, Rukhsar Rehman is expanding her creative journey in new and thoughtful directions—inviting audiences to not only watch, but also reflect.
