KARACHI: Pakistan controversial actress Meera could not control her feelings while repenting over her wrongdoings in the past.
She begged forgiveness from Almighty Allah for her wrongdoings in the past on a suggestion by Dr Amir Liaquat Husain.
This whole seen happened in morning show Subh-e-Pakistan on Wednesday.
The situation turned tense when host Amir asked Meera about her ‘scandal’ with Dr Naveed and her other ‘objectionable and obscene’ scenes in Indian films.
Meera was moved and motivated when Dr Amir Liaquat reminded her that repentance wipes out sins. Meera broke down, seeking forgiveness in Dr Amir’s programme “Ya Allah! I repent whatever I did in the past and also regret that I hurt the sentiments of people.”
She lauded Dr Amir Liaquat Husain for showing her the right path, giving her respect and bestowing her with useful advice. She wished that other people in their shows should also adopt the same attitude.
She announced that she was making all-out efforts to build a 25-room hospital in the name of her mother Syeda Shafqat Zehra Bukhari. Dr Amir appealed to the viewers and the nation to make contributions and assist Meera in completing her noble mission.
Meera disclosed that she still loves Dr Naveed. She said certain people had created misunderstandings between them. Meera said that she holds positive feelings for Dr Naveed and was ready to marry him if he is willing.
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