Web Story Desk
Baramulla, Jan 11 : The two friends from north Kashmir’s Baramulla district have written their success story in the glamour world through their dedication and hard work.
Talking exclusively with The Web Story Burhan Raina, a native of Baramulla, said that I was working in Oman as a site manager. However, things didn’t go well, and I was unpaid for three months. Despite my fervent appeals to the company, the non-payment forced me to leave Oman and return to my hometown.
Burhan said the Almighty has always had the best plans for everyone, and after returning to the valley, I was really in a different situation. However, after spending some time at home, I took a decision towards my lifelong passion ‘Acting and Modeling’ and landed in Mumbai, the heart of Bollywood.
He said after joining the glamour world, starting was as usual as for others, and I overcame rejections, but without leaving and with not giving up, I found success in the modeling industry, won prestigious titles, and gained recognition for my talent and style, thus starting a new chapter in my career, Burhan added.
He said, not content with my own achievements, I extended an invitation to my friend Shah Zaffar to join me in Mumbai. How’ver again, as a dou, starting was not good, and after facing challenges, a fruitful result was witnessed and a positive change in our career witnessed.
He said Shah Zaffar went on to secure music gigs and establish himself as a prominent performer in Mumbai.
Within no time, we collaborated on various audio dubbing projects and delved into the world of short films. Our commitment to our crafts is evident as we continue to strive for success in Mumbai’s competitive entertainment industry, Burhan added.
What makes their story even more remarkable is that they emerged from the troubled region of Kashmir, where drug and substance abuse among the youth presents significant challenges.
Despite adversity, they pursued their dreams and passions, proving that commitment and perseverance can lead to fruitful outcomes.
