Zeenat Aman gives a relationship advice to younger generation, says, ‘Don’t jump into bed right away’

Zeenat Aman is one of the most loved actresses in the industry. Earlier this year, Zeenat Aman made her debut on Instagram. Since then, she has been sharing her candid photos and throwback moments from movie sets. The veteran actress keeps her fans updated, as well as entertained. On the other hand, she recently featured in the new episode of Swipe Ride. Zeenat was asked to give a relationship advice to the younger generation.

Zeenat Aman’s advice to younger generation

The veteran actress, who is known to speak her mind, said, “I am really sorry to have to say this but I think young people should just hold on to their physical selves. Don’t jump into bed with a guy right away, please. Wait to know each other. You yourself are very precious. Don’t fritter it away, don’t throw it away.”

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That’s not all, Zeenat ji also had a special advice for women. She asked them to be financially independent as that’ll help them to achieve their goals. The veteran actress said, “If a man is ever intimidated by that, show him the door. One thing I would advice young women to try to do is get financially independent and invest in themselves.”

On the other hand, Zeenat Aman is an active social media user. As mentioned above, she keeps sharing her photos and fun posts on Instagram. Recently, she shared a throwback picture from the song Chanchal Sheetal Nirmal Komal featuring her and the late Shashi Kapoor. The veteran actress also revealed a backstory behind it.

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Over the years, Zeenat Aman has appeared in films like Ajanabee, Dharam Veer, Hum Kisise Kum Naheen, The Great Gambler, Don franchise, Jagir, and Teesri Ankh among others. Well, she is yet to announce her comeback project.

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Mamta Naik

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