Pakistani actress Meera addresses mental health rumors
I believe that controversies are common for actors: Actress Meera.


Karachi: The world of showbiz is often no stranger to controversies, and recently, Pakistani actress Meera found herself amidst one.
During a candid interview, Meera, alongside her mother, addressed a variety of questions, including one about her alleged admission to a mental institution in America.
In response to these rumors, Meera confidently stated, "Controversies are a part and parcel of an actor's life. Such news about me is not a significant issue."
She went on to clarify that she has never been admitted to a mental institution in America, although she acknowledged struggling with mental health issues in the past.
"I've been hospitalized numerous times for health and skin treatments, but never in a mental asylum. We all face mental health issues," Meera candidly expressed, adding that such rumors are beyond her control.
The interview also delved into the topic of her English language proficiency.
When asked about the criticism she has faced for her English, Meera responded with a smile, "Perhaps you've forgotten that I am an actress."

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