Pakistani actress and social media influencer Romaisa Khan has touched hearts across social media with a deeply personal reflection on grief, loss, and the way they can transform one's perspective on life and death. In an emotional video, the content creator candidly spoke about overcoming her fear of death after experiencing the loss of loved ones.
Took to her Instagram handle, the content creator posted a video captioned as ‘heart to heart’ offering followers an intimate glimpse into her thoughts and emotions.
The video features her stating: “you know when I was young mujy marny sy boht dar lagta tha it is more like fear of known ky kitna dard hoga kaisa feel hoga, ky mujy dar laagy ga but the moment you loss somebody very close to you be your parents your siblings anyone and you have seen that death very closely then the fear of death it’s gone.” (You know, when I was younger, I used to be very afraid of death. It was more a fear of the unknown wondering how much it would hurt, what it would feel like, and whether I would be scared. But the moment you lose someone very close to you, whether it's your parents, your siblings, or anyone dear to you, and you witness death up close, that fear of death slowly disappears).
Further she added: “Death is not death anymore. It feels more like a reunion to me now. It’s more like oh I get to hug them again and I get to tell them, how much I missed them, how much I love them, I’ll get to talk to them, maybe I’m sure. And it’s like it’s not scary anymore because I believe that oh you know what somebody waiting for me. So, if you have loss somebody I’m sure you could relate. I don’t know it is just how I thing maybe, I don’t know.”
Social media users along with many fellow content creators and Pakistani actresses showed huge love in comment section.
One of her fans commented: “I was never too scared of the death before, but since my father passed away, the fear actually grew. life is soo unpredictable man!”
Another added: “So true! I had a similar feeling. However, now that I became a mom; I fear death once again.”
One user penned: “After losing parent death became a reality not a fear!”