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Super fan of the week - Rubina Dilaik

SMALL screen superstar Rubina Dilaik has lit up television with perfect performances that have delighted fans around the world, including a winning turn in smash hit serial Shakti – Astitva Ke Ehsaas Ki. One of her many dedicated admirers is Sushma.

Eastern Eye caught up with the super fan to find out more.


What connected you to Rubina? 

One day I unintentionally watched (her serial) Chhoti Bahu and I loved her character Radhika. That day I became her fan and that admiration has grown with each project since then.

What made you her super fan?

Though I love Rubina as an actor, her real personality fascinated me more. Her honesty, straightforwardness and kind heart won me over.

Tell us about something super you have done for Rubina?

I haven’t done anything great for her, but I never forget to pray and light the candle in her name.

What has been your most memorable moment?

It would be when she won a Dada Saheb Phalke Best Actress award in 2015.

What is the thing you most love about Rubina?

The way she helps others in whatever way she can. For example, she designed clothes and organised fashion shows in USA and donated the money to Sankara Eye Foundation in

California. There have been many more such incidents.

Which quality in Rubina do you most relate to?

I relate to her straight forwardness and honesty. Like her, I cannot lie or pretend.

What is your favourite work Rubina has done?

My most favourite is Kanha in Chotti Bahu 2.

Why do you like being a super fan?

She inspires me in many ways. I am mad about her acting and dancing skills. Also, she is the most beautiful actress on TV.

Twitter: @SushmaRosa

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