Zeba, Adnan Sami’s ex-wife, Makes SHOCKING Allegations Regarding Their Rude Divorce

In a recent interview, Pakistani actress Zeba Bakhtiar, who rose to fame in India after starring with Rishi Kapoor in the film Henna, spoke about her unsuccessful marriage to singer and music composer Adnan Sami. She also discussed how the custody dispute for her kid, Azaan Sami, had a negative impact on her mental health throughout the conversation.

Zeba confessed that she gave up performing after marrying Adnan and focused solely on her family in a recent interview with Aamna Haider Isani. “I had just finished shooting a couple movies when I got married to Adnan. I didn’t want to carry on acting at that point. I wanted to write and perhaps create. I wasn’t much into acting. When Azaan was born after I married Adnan, I completely immersed myself in it. But once the marriage failed, I began working on productions and other things,” Zeba remarked.

Zeba claimed, “I lost my mind” as she thought back on the 18-month custody dispute for her kid. I was functioning, but not really, since that coping technique comes from someplace. I have large patches of hair that I can’t place. It was quite challenging. But I’m glad Azaan and I made it back. This child custody dispute lasted 18 months. At the time, I wasn’t employed, but a number of my friends advised me to do so for the sake of my own sanity. I joined the same play as a buddy who was performing in an English serial. To film it, I spent a few months in London.

Adnan Sami, however, relinquished his Pakistani citizenship and was given Indian citizenship in 2016. In a previous interview with the Humans Of Bombay, Adnan discussed the subject and said, “Some people in Pakistan turned around and said, ‘Oh, he has chosen India because he has more money over there, he’s earning more money over there.’ I said, “Excuse me, do you know anything about my family history? Do you realize that I’ve never considered money to be an issue in my life? I consider myself fortunate to having been born and raised in a prosperous, well-off household.