Bollywood actress, Warina Hussain, whose innocence and wonder in Cadbury’s advertisement touched people’s heart is now being trolled for being a native of Afghanistan. Warina’s father is from Iraq and her mother is from Afghanistan. Warina was introduced to Bollywood by Salman Khan within the 2018 film Loveyatri opposite Ayush Sharma, Salman’s brother in law.
Although the actress’ beauty became a subject of dialogue , she didn’t get success needless to say . The actress had to face tons of difficulties too. Film makers hesitated from giving the actress work as she was from Afghanistan. She was also trolled on social media platforms for being an Afghani thanks to the recent developments in her home country.
Warina remained within the people’s radar since the start of her career itself. The actress told at the time of release of her debut film ‘Loveyatri’ that when she tried to form a career in films in India, people wont to troll her saying that she had come from a terrorist country. The actress said that she wont to get disturbed when people wont to say such things. Warina had listened to variety of stories about the Afghanistan of auld langsyne from her mother and her maternal grandmother. The actress said that the people of Afghanistan really appreciate and watch Bollywood films.
Warina considers Salman as his favourite actor. She was seen with the actor within the song ‘Munna Badnaam Hua’ from the film ‘Dabaang 3’. Before becoming an actress, Warina studied at the ny film academy. She visited film academy, did modeling and commercials before trying her luck in Hindi films.
According to reports, Salman auditioned throughout the country for the film ‘Loveyatri’ but he liked Warina within the end. The actress looks glamourous altogether sorts of dresses. She has shared variety of her stunning photos on social media. the gorgeous actress has maintained a distance from social media for an extended time.
As far as work cares the actress will soon be seen within the film ‘The Incomplete Man’. aside from this she is additionally working during a South film.