Bollywood actor Aamir Khan’s daughter Ira Khan may be far from the film world but remains very active on social media. Ira Khan shared a video on ‘World Mental Health Day’ about his depression. There was a lot of discussion everywhere. He has again shared a video on social media. In this, he has opened many secrets related to his life.
In a video shared on social media, Ira Khan is saying, ‘Many people asked me why I am depressed and I will not be able to answer this because I do not know myself. For the past several years, I have been trying to understand this but there is no direct and correct answer. Today I want to tell you about my easy and convenient life. I have never had any problem with money. I have a support system. My parents, my friends, they never gave me any pressure of anything. I knew that if anything happened in my life, I could go to my parents and talk to them. ‘
Ira Khan continues, ‘I stopped taking care of myself. I started sleeping too much. I used to spend time sleeping in the pretext of not living my life. I used to be very busy at first, then slowly I could not get out of bed. Used to participate in different things and promised that I would come but I could not go. Then I stopped participating in things. Then I stopped talking to my friends because my mood started getting worse everyday. I couldn’t even listen to music because you have to be with yourself in that too.
So I had to watch TV so that I could confuse myself and not cry. My depression was very big because I am not a person who cries very quickly. I started crying after 17 years. Slowly the cry grew, sometimes it happened but there was no reason. I did not know what to do so I ran to the bathroom. I would not have known why I cried. ‘
Ira Khan is saying, “My parents got divorced when I was little, but I have been shocked by that, nothing happened.” My parents are still very good friends, no scattered family. I had TB when I was 6 years old. So TB was not such a bad thing for me that I am so sad. I was sexually abused when I was 14 years old. So I had no idea what was going on, but when I found out, I walked away from it. Yes, I felt bad why I let this happen to me, but it was not such a big shock of a lifetime that I would go into depression. I am suffocated, I am crying, I can tell my friends and parents, but what to tell. Why would he ask me? So what shall i tell Nothing bad has happened to me as I feel. This thinking kept me from talking to them. ‘
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