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Bollywood actress Akshara Hassan, daughter of legendary actor Kamal Haasan who made her Bollywood debut with ‘Shamitabh’ starring megastar Amitabh Bachchan and Dhanush is hitting the headlines for a surprising reason.
The actress revealed in a recent interview that she, who was an atheist, has now started to grow faith in Buddhism and thus, has converted into Buddhism lately. The actress, who claimed herself to not believe in God, is now spiritually inclined towards this religion.
Akshara Haasan, is sister of Shruti Hassan and younger daughter of Kamal Haasan & Sarika.
[ecp code=”4″]Kamal Haasan took to Twitter to tell her that he supported whatever decision she took and would continue to love her, no matter what.
When word reached Kamal, he tweeted, “Hi. Akshu. Have you changed your religeon? Love you, even if you have. Love unlike religeon is unconditional. Enjoy life. Love- Your Bapu (sic).”
Hi. Akshu. Have you changed your religeon? Love you, even if you have. Love unlike religeon is unconditional. Enjoy life . Love- Your Bapu
— Kamal Haasan (@ikamalhaasan) July 28, 2017
Akshara promptly replied to his tweet and wrote, “Hi bapuji. No, still an atheist. Although i agree with budhism as it is a way of life and in an individuals way of life. Love from your daughter akshu (sic).”
Hi bapuji. No, still an atheist. Although i agree with budhism as it is a way of life and in an individuals way of life.
— Kutty Haasan (@aksharahaasan1) July 28, 2017
Love from your daughter akshu.
— Kutty Haasan (@aksharahaasan1) July 28, 2017
The actress, unlike her sister Shruti Haasan, wants to become a director. She is looking forward to directing Kamal, Sarika and Shruti Haasan in the future. Akshara has bagged an amazing opportunity to work with Thala Ajith Kumar in his upcoming film “Vivegam”.
The movie “Vivegam” has wrapped up the shoot and is now the team is on a promotional spree. It was at one such promotional event of this film in Chennai that Akshara revealed about her now being a Buddhist during a media interaction.
