Actor Ayesha Omar, reliving the trauma of the horrific road accident that resulted in a broken collarbone eight years ago, blamed co-star Azfar Rehman driver for driving recklessly and lamented her own carelessness in not wearing a seatbelt during an appearance on Life Green Hai.
The Karachi Se Lahore actor, who has lately gained media attention for having a corrective collarbone surgery scheduled eight years after the historic tragedy, stated, “The road was broken and Azfar’s driver was driving.” “I didn’t say anything because he didn’t listen to my request to slow down.”
Ayesha remembered how she was in the crash that broke her collarbone when a vehicle swerved into their lane without signaling to avoid a ditch. She said, “I slammed into the back of the front seat because I was sitting at the back.” Ayesha continued, acknowledging her own negligence and said, “I wasn’t wearing a seatbelt. I made that error. Nobody abides by driving laws. I didn’t wear a seatbelt, the truck didn’t indicate, and the driver was driving too quickly, but let me tell you something. Ever since that day, I always buckle up when I’m in a car, even if I’m just traveling at 15 km/h. I suppose you grow from your errors.”
Ayesha disclosed that she had chopped her hair short in order to make it easier to maintain while recovering from surgery. This procedure has taken the star eight years to complete, despite her physicians’ inconsistent findings. After overcoming crippling agony from having a fractured collarbone and constantly having medicines on hand, the celebrity praised her physician and is looking forward to the impending recovery process. Ayesha said, “If I don’t get it done now, it will only get worse,” as she considered how long the operation had taken. She also asked her followers to keep her in their prayers.
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