Feroze is the apple of my eye: Humaima treats fans with an Instagram Q&A

Actor commented on fan questions about happiness, marriage, self-love and depression

Sleeping right after sehri can be difficult so many of us tend to pass our time gaming or scrolling through our phones. But being a celebrity, there’s no better time to interact with fans. Humaima Malick, therefore, spent her morning interacting with her Instagram family, discussing happiness, marriage, her brother Feroze Khan, self-love and ways to combat depression.

“Can’t sleep, let’s talk peeps. Ask me anything,” wrote The Legend Of Maula Jatt star on her Instagram Story on Tuesday morning.

Not surprising at all, the first question she received was about her marriage plans. “When are you getting married?” a fan asked. “Whenever Allah wants and when someone will fall in love with me,” Malick replied.

Another fan was curious to know if Malick is happy with her life. “Khushi jitni khush hoti hai mai utni khush hoon (I’m as happy as happiness can be)” she said, adding that she’s grateful for it. Next in line, a user wondered if Malick misses her brother, Khan. “You miss those who you’ve forgotten. He lives with me, in front of me. He’s the apple of my eye. He’s my life,” she said in an audio posted on her Stories.

About some tips for self-love, Malick said that she is yet to master the art herself. “The day I learn this, I’ll definitely give an answer to you. Pray that I learn to love myself too. But from what I know about self-love, you get it from loving other people. Spread love and be kind to people, you’ll start loving yourself,” she said.

Lastly, a user requested Malick for some tips about dodging depression. “It’s not that easy and for that, I need to be completely okay too,” she maintained. “But what I would say that if anybody around you is not feeling okay, just don't tap them on their shoulder. Just don’t tell them to forget everything. Do not tell them that you’re there for them and that everything will be okay. Do something for them,” she urged, acknowledging that words of affirmation aren’t enough for people who’re struggling, especially if your actions do not match them.

Concluding, she urged her fans to love wholeheartedly. “Love people. Spread love. Be love. Everything will be okay. Depression is nothing in infront of love.” And on that note, the actor finally started feeling sleepy. “Now my eyes are shutting and there are too many questions. This makes me so happy. My fans are my pride,” she wrote.

On the work front, Malick was last seen as Daro in the blockbuster Bilal Lashari film, The Legend of Maula Jatt. She will next be seen making her television comeback with a rather powerful storyline titled Jindo. Directed by Anjum Shahzad and written by Qurban Ali Rao, Jindo, set in an undeveloped region of Pakistan, tells the story of a woman who battles the world around her and sees her transition from an ordinary citizen to a ferocious warrior.

The show also stars Gohar Rasheed, Samiya Mumtaz, Nazr UL Hassan, and Hajra Yamin.