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Time of India
29-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Sehban Azim on World Nature Conservation Day, says ‘A greener, kinder world is still within reach'
On the occasion of World Nature Conservation Day, observed every year on July 28, actor Sehban Azim shared a powerful message urging people to re-evaluate their relationship with the planet. Known for his sensitive portrayals in shows like Dill Mill Gayye, Bepannaah, and Spy Bahu, Sehban used the opportunity to speak from the heart about environmental degradation and hope for change. Highlighting the day's importance, he said, 'The day also emphasizes the need to conserve vital elements of nature such as flora, fauna, air, water, soil, and energy resources to maintain ecological balance.' He went on to paint a stark picture of the current state of the planet, saying, 'The Earth is not ours, we don't own it, but because we consider ourselves the most intelligent species, it should be considered ours to protect. Forests are being burnt for profits, oceans are choking on plastic, species are vanishing in silence, and bombs are falling louder than the cries of a dying planet.' Expressing concern over the choices made in the name of development, he added, 'Major corporations are tearing down ancient forests for short-term gain. Cities are drowning in smoke, children grow up under sirens instead of birdsong, and we're drifting closer to a dystopian future.' But his message wasn't without hope. 'Even now, in the depths of greed and war, seeds of hope remain. If we choose peace over power, planet over profit, and regeneration over destruction—a greener, kinder world is still within reach.' Quoting Ozzy Osbourne, he concluded, 'I'm a dreamer, who dreams of better days.' Sehban emphasized that by uniting for this global cause, we can spark real change and work toward a sustainable, thriving Earth for future generations.
Time of India
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Sehban Azim on World Music Day: After Prayers, Music Has Saved Me Internally
On the occasion of World Music Day, actor Sehban Azim reflected on the profound role music has played in shaping his emotions and creativity over the years. Known for his performances in popular television shows like Dill Mill Gayye, Thapki Pyar Ki, Bepannaah, and most recently Spy Bahu, Sehban shared how music has been his constant companion—both in life and work. "Music has played a very important part of my life since childhood," Sehban shared. "I was always enamoured by music that combines with good lyrics. Then I discovered how no lyrics and only music can also give you a similar feeling." Coming from a musically inclined household, Sehban recalled the influence of his parents. "My father used to listen to classical music, and it took me a while to understand how just music can evoke emotions. My mother loved ghazals and poetry. That contrast exposed me to a wide range of musical expressions." As he grew up, music took on a broader dimension. "In school, with friends, I got introduced to Western music. My brother and I started collecting music—from indie singers and bands to Hollywood soundtracks." Despite admitting he's "a bad singer," Sehban said he finds solace in singing alone—be it at home or while driving. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Aparat słuchowy na 2025 rok– rewolucja w technologii słuchu GEERS Undo "I confess I do sing when I'm alone. In all honesty, after prayers, if anything has saved me internally, it's my love for music." He added, "I don't stick to one genre. It depends on my emotional state. That doesn't mean I'll always match the mood—sometimes I'll play upbeat songs to lift myself up." Interestingly, Sehban also uses music as a creative tool. "I often use music for my scenes when I'm shooting. It helps me build the right emotional tone," he revealed. For Sehban, music isn't just sound—it's survival, storytelling, and soul.
