lots of pain behind every journey: Imam A Siddique

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Whatever I have learned in my life I have learned from my father. He is in me like my blood,” says celebrity fashion stylist Imam A Siddique.

Imam who is better known for his outspoken nature and fearless attitude was here in city of lakes on Thursday. He was present as the guest lecturer at International Institute of Fashion Design (INIFD) Bhopal.

While having a candid talk about his life journey, Imam shared that there is a lot of pain behind every success. Imam adores his father very much and believes it he who has helped Imam to be what he is today.

“My father was one of the best hockey players India ever had wanted me to be a tremendously wonderful hockey player like he was. But, I chose different. I was into arts, music, dance, singing and I knew that I was not destined to be a hockey player. So I chose a different path,” shared Imam.

As he shared his life experiences, Imam also disclosed that he left home at the age of 16. He said, “Abba told me not to come home depressed and unsuccessful and so after facing many ups and downs in my life, I am here where people see me.”

Imam also talked openly about nepotism in industry and also about his journey in Bigg Boss. Interestingly, what few people know is that Imam is not only a fashion stylist but is also a counselor, an anchor and a model.

Being a counselor, he also talked about depression, especially among youngsters. “I think it is just because people want to become famous without working hard.” Imam clearly denied to talk about the Blue Whale Challenge and said, “Parents should keep a watch over their kids and should not let them use smartphones until they reach 18 years of age.”

Imam on his visit to INIFD interacted with the students and even the students were excited to learn from Imam. He talked about the 5000 years old culture and tradition of India. He threw light on Natyashastra and Navrasa, explaining how west is adopting years old Indian tradition in their fashion statements.

Imam shares an eternal relationship with Bhopal.  

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