What Nabila says about her past, mistakes

Masuma Rahman Nabila is an acclaimed name in the country’s acting scene. Although she started her journey with presenting, she has also developed herself in fluent acting.

She has always shown discretion in choosing work and characters.
Nabila is a person who is conscious about life and living.

At this time, she often thinks about the days she has left behind. She also weighs the good and the bad. She expressed that realisation this evening, in a Facebook message.

Posting a picture, Nabila wrote, “These days, there is a lot of self-reflection. I often think about when and where I made a mistake in my life.

Most of the time, the reason and responsibility for my mistakes do not lie solely with me.

But for whatever reason, if the mistake was made by me, then I have to take responsibility for it, apologise for the mistake.”

Nabila believes, “If you have made a mistake in life, you should apologise for it.” She says, “Life is too short; don’t think later that you didn’t have time to apologise.”

The actress also asked a question with this post, “Do you also have such self-awareness?”

Many are also responding to Nabila’s question. Someone wrote, “Yes, sometimes I think a lot, who did I hurt, who do I need to say sorry to”; another wrote, “Yes, I also have such self-realisation. With time, you can learn to understand your mistakes.”

Nabila was last seen on the big screen in Masud Hasan Ujjal’s film ‘Bonolota Sen’.

It depicts some aspects of the poet’s life based on the famous poem by Jibanananda Das. Khairul Basar plays the role of the poet in the film.