Ayeza pursues studies to inspire daughter, fans
In an Instagram post shared on Sunday, Ayeza Khan gave her followers a taste of what it's like having her as a classmate.
"Season Two of Ayeza Khan being your classmate," she wrote. "Someone in my class asked me, 'What's the point of studying if you're already Ayeza Khan?'"
The Humraaz actor's response was effectively straight-forward, as she took into account all the people she wishes to inspire. "I don't think I study because I'm Ayeza Khan. I study so I can be a role model for my daughter, my fans, and the girls around the world who look up to me."
She added, "I want them to see that being Ayeza is just a drop in the ocean compared to the success all you girls are capable of achieving. So never stop learning, and never stop growing."
Ayeza's note was attached to a carousel of snippets from her university life in London, inviting her fans in for a glimpse into her journey as an actor who has no plans of quitting her craft anytime soon.
In December, the Koi Chand Rakh actor took a step forward in her career by enrolling at the prestigious Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London.
Reflecting on the monumental decision through an Instagram post, the 34-year-old actor shared, "When I started acting at the age of 17, I dreamed of studying theatre. However, given the circumstances at that time in my life, this dream kept being pushed further and further away."
She continued, "After years of hard work, I was finally able to afford the time and resources to return to school and attend the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts in London. It felt so refreshing to feel young again."
What makes her journey even more inspirational is her acknowledgment of her family's unwavering support. "After all these years of dedication to my career and family, it feels only right to live out the little dreams of little Ayeza," she said, adding, "But none of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of my mother and father."
Their support reminded Ayeza of her childhood, painting a picture of a tight-knit family. "My dad cherished the moments when he could drop me off and pick me up, reliving the memories of my school days when I was young. Meanwhile, back home, my mother's constant care for my children with so much love, patience, and sacrifice ensured that my kids never felt the weight of my absence."
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