Zayed Khan, who is set to make a comeback in Bollywood soon, has actively been sharing posts on his Instagram profile recently. In his latest entry, the actor writes about "privilege." Zayed Khan, who comes from a family of actors, began the note by writing: "As we move through our own individual journeys, independent, strong and brave. It dawned on me that while privilege is a blessing, it also can be a weight on your shoulders making you believe that the promise of tomorrow is a very comforting thought. However, I have grown to learn that it can also make you too comfortable. While I thank god everyday for all that he has given me and more so in the form of family and loved ones and can't thank him enough."
The actor wrote about getting out of one's comfort zone and added in his extensive note: "I can say this , being too comfortable will blunt your sword. One needs to seize the moment and face adversity in order to find their true potential."
He also shared his experience of working in a new film during the pandemic and he wrote: "While shooting my new film and especially during the horrid Covid days and against all odds, trials and tribulations I had the privilege of seeing a great team of artist and technicians come together and defy all odds that were stacked up against us, but the uncomfortable situations brought out the best in us. Creatively and technically! That's what happens when your pushed to a wall, some of us break and some become unbreakable . Mankind is defined by scars that they can endure, physical and mental. Only then you see the light."
Read Zayed Khan's full post here:
In the comments section, Zayed's former brother-in-law and actor Hrithik Roshan wrote: "I like." Hrithik Roshan and Sussanne, who co-parent their two sons, got divorced in 2014. Zayed is the son of filmmaker-actor Sanjay Khan. Zayed's uncle Feroz Khan, a well-known name in the industry, starred in several films until his death in 2009.
Zayed Khan stepped into the film industry with the 2003 film Chura Liyaa Hai Tumne. However, his breakout film was Farah Khan's 2004 film Main Hoon Na, starring Shah Rukh Khan, Sushmita Sen, Suniel Shetty and Amrita Rao. Zayed also featured in a few films like Dus, Yuvvraaj, Anjaana Anjaani and Blue, all of which were box office debacles. His last theatrical release was Sharafat Gayi Tel Lene (2015).
