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Vaneeza Ahmed on how her younger sister's sudden death changed her

Vaneeza Ahmed on how her younger sister's sudden death changed her

Web Desk July 23, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Vaneeza Ahmed is a former top model and actress known for her roles in hit dramas.
  • Recently appeared in serials like "Ehd-e-Wafa" and "Kuch Ankahi".
  • She appeared on a morning show, discussing her sister Isha's tragic death.
Vaneeza Ahmed, a famous Pakistani former top model, ruled the fashion industry for many years. She also earned significant fame through acting, starring in numerous hit dramas as the main lead. Recently, she appeared in serials like "Ehd-e-Wafa" and "Kuch Ankahi", where fans praised her brilliant performances. Vaneeza Ahmed is happily married and has two adorable daughters.

Recently, Vaneeza Ahmed appeared on the morning show, hosted by Nida Yasir. During the show, she opened up about her younger sister Isha, who passed away at the age of 25 in a tragic car accident. She also discussed the lesson she learned from her sister's sudden and untimely demise.

Talking about it, Vaneeza said, “So she changed my life and made me realize how fragile life is because we just make plans in our lives and work for them. We never think about Allah’s blessings. Her sudden death made me closer to Allah. I realized about Allah in the depression that came after her passing. I realized that she had a short life and it was meant to be like this. Her death made our family realize that we should live in the moment and we should ask for everything from Allah and appreciate what we are getting. She is definitely in a better place now but her death made us closer to Allah. We all recite the Quran in childhood but we never practice it, and I never offered regular prayers but I realized it later on. Also, everything happens for a reason, I feel lucky that I sent my sister abroad for her higher studies because that’s how I contributed to her life’s best experiences which She had before her demise”.

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