I think I can dance really well: Yumna Zaidi expresses her love for dancing

Star emphasised that she doesn't let external opinions affect her self-perception

In a recent conversation with a local network, acclaimed Pakistani actor Yumna Zaidi opened up about her passion for dancing and her unshakable confidence in her dance skills. Expressing her love for dancing, she boldly stated, "I think I can dance really well, and I love dancing." Yumna emphasised that she doesn't let external opinions affect her self-perception when it comes to her dancing abilities.

The star, known for her versatile acting prowess, recently treated her fans to a delightful reel showcasing her dance moves at a family wedding. In this lively performance, Yumna enthralled the audience by dancing to her "favourite desi dance number" from her film, Nayab. The reel not only displayed her commitment to the art of dance but also hinted at her affection for the cultural and traditional elements embedded in her chosen dance piece.

Yumna's bold assertion about her dancing skills reflects her self-assured and confident demeanour, reminding fans that she is not just a talented actor but also someone who takes pride in her ability to captivate audiences through the rhythm of the dance. 

 

 

 

 

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Recently, the star spoke to FUCHSIA Magazine about Nayab. Her portrayal of a cricketer in the drama required intense physical training. "For me, [the training] was extreme, because I'm not attuned to physical fitness and this sport is quite challenging," Yumna remarked, opening up. "[It demands a balance in] your body, diet, sleep, mental peace. I learned a lot during that two-month training period, and I began respecting female and male cricketers a lot more."

She continued, "You begin with a struggle when you're playing street cricket, and those young men and women don't have resources. Some are from well-off families, others [are not]. They don't have the resources to maintain their diet in a perfect that will allow them to run fast or maintain their energy. For women, travelling on bikes, scooters, in buses. I spoke to some cricketers, they would have one meal the whole day, because of fewer resources. Despite all that, you're getting somewhere, [chasing] your dreams. So hats off to them." 

The star added with a laugh, "It was quite challenging for me because I used muscles I've never used before...After training, I'd be doing breakfast and while holding the fork, my hand would keep shaking...I couldn't hold my mobile phone properly. But you learn through your struggles." 

Yumna also passionately urged support for athletes representing Pakistan on the international stage, recognising the emotional connection people have with such endeavours. "There is a struggle, a lack of resources," she admitted. "But, if you're representing your country on an international level and it's all you have to do, you should give it your everything. Because there are very few platforms where you can represent Pakistan internationally. It's connected with people's emotions. After seeing this, I'd say to all sportsmen: you cannot fall short...Give it your all. No excuses."

As a message to the youth, Yumna said, "The word 'impossible' doesn't exist in my dictionary. My approach is that whatever it may be, you can do it all. God has made the human mind and body in such an amazing way. We've actually pampered it quite a lot. There are many things - your sixth sense, brain, heart, physical strength. Nothing is impossible." She added that whatever one's dreams may be, one should never stop, especially because of what others say.

As she continues to make waves in the entertainment industry, Yumna's overall passion adds another dimension to her multifaceted artistic persona. Fans can anticipate more glimpses of her diverse skills, blending talent and joy in equal measure.

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