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‘I can’t endure this frustration any longer’: Rina Khan

Published : Monday, 31 August, 2026 at 6:22 PM

Observer Online Report

Veteran actress Rina Khan, once a familiar face in Dhallywood for her powerful villainous roles, has expressed frustration over her limited involvement in films.

Although she has appeared in numerous films during her long career, Rina has been largely absent from the big screen in recent years. She, however, continues to work occasionally in television dramas.

The actress recently shared her frustration in a Facebook post, where she also complained about repeated damage to her car allegedly caused by auto-rickshaws.

“How much more can I endure? The torture of auto-rickshaws. I had to repair the dent three times in six months. I earn money with great difficulty,” she wrote.

Rina did not provide further details about how or under what circumstances the auto-rickshaws damaged her car.

The veteran actress's post has drawn attention for combining her apparent frustration with her limited film work and her complaints about repeated damage to her vehicle.

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