Pakistani drama industry’s senior actress Raabta Rehman has spoken openly about her experience of dealing with depression after the death of her husband, Abid Ali. Known for her vibrant acting and unique characters in various dramas, Raabta Rehman has become a household name. In a recent conversation, Raabta Rehman spoke about the importance of mental health, stating that she realized its significance after going through a difficult period. She revealed that she fell prey to severe depression after her husband’s death.
According to Raabta Rehman, depression is a phase where a person loses interest in life, feels like not eating, not meeting people, not laughing, not answering phone calls, and is unable to perform daily tasks. She emphasized that people often refrain from sharing their feelings with others during this phase. Raabta Rehman credited her siblings for providing her with full support during her difficult time. Her brother, a homeopathic doctor, also provided her with valuable guidance.
Raabta Rehman stressed that self-awareness is crucial in overcoming depression. She highlighted that if an individual fails to take the first step, depression will persist, and physical health will also be affected. The actress urged people to take mental health seriously, emphasizing that it is linked to physical health. She encouraged individuals to seek help and take steps towards improvement when they feel hopeless or disconnected.
The conversation sparked a positive response from social media users, with many praising Raabta Rehman for speaking openly about mental health. They acknowledged that the actress’ courage has helped raise awareness about the issue, recognizing it as a serious medical condition.
Raabta Rehman’s candid discussion about her personal struggle with depression has sparked a much-needed conversation about mental health in the Pakistani entertainment industry.
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