Sara Chaudhry Revealed her Journey of leaving the Showbiz and focusing on Islam

Sara Chaudhry, a former model and television actor from Pakistan, rose to great recognition thanks to her endearing appearance and exceptional acting abilities.

Her breakthrough performance was in the play Chokhat on PTV. Behlawa, Tere Pehlu Main, Teri Ik Nazar, Din Dhalay, Chahat, Malangi, Tum Kahan Hum Kahan, and other noteworthy dramas are among her other works of note.

Sara Chaudhry made the deliberate decision to leave the media after experiencing a religious epiphany. She became a member of the Al Huda Institute and dedicated her life to religious teaching. Sara is now contentedly married and has children.

Sara entered show business in 2002 and 2003 and departed in 2010.

She recently appeared on Hafiz Ahmed’s podcast, where she talked about how her religion changed. She discussed it and stated, “My parents were always leaning towards Islam.”

They consistently highlighted the Quran and Namaz. My dad was really severe when it came to Namaz. Every day, he used to inquire about my prayers.

Even as a young woman, my mother consistently ate her Salah. We used to celebrate Ramadan with much enthusiasm as well.

Apart from this, I was really spiritual; I used to ask Allah to guide me and shape me into the person He wanted me to be. I came to understand that righteousness and Allah’s name provide peace.

I realised that true guidance comes after aligning your life with Allah’s wishes,” she continued. In the middle of my work and introspection, something else happened that made me a guide: my 38-year-old young Khala died.

I then made the decision to exit the entertainment industry. It was a sobering reminder of reality for me. One more thing that aided in my spiritual development were the limitations set by my family.

I was not permitted to spend a lot of time outside with my friends as Sara Chaudhry. For me, these limitations were a boon because they aided in my spiritual development.

I never looked too closely at the media industry’s modernism.

Sara Chaudhry stated that she entered the entertainment industry to help her parents, as she had always desired for them to own a home and some basic amenities.

She added that because she was the only child, she used to pray for siblings and financial security and that she wanted to earn money.

Her parents’ early marriage had put them through a great deal of financial hardship. “After receiving a few modelling assignments from my father’s friend,

I formally pursued media as a career,” the woman stated. My parents also shielded me because I used to spend a lot of time with them even before I became famous.