Sufi Motiwala: "I Don't Want To Reveal Everything About Myself At The Age Of 20..."

Fashion commentator Sufi Motiwala, who recently made his acting debut with 'Do You Wanna Partner', has opened up about his journey in the showbiz. Sufi shared that while he enjoys connecting with fans online, there is much more to him than what meets the eye. 

"I Don't Want To Reveal Everything About Myself..."

In an exclusive interview with CNN-News18 Showsha, he was questioned about the misconception about him online, to which he replied, "I don't want to reveal everything about myself at the age of 20 because then what will I do at 25? So just because there's a certain character that I am on social media right now doesn't mean that you know that's all that I am, and that's all that you judge me by. There's a lot more about me and to me that you still don't know."

"You Don't Know How I Am as a Person..."

He added, "My personal life, my past, my plans, who I am as a person. Besides fashion, people often assume that because they know what I like and dislike in fashion, they also know my general preferences. But that doesn't define anything. You don't know what I like to do with my free time, nor do you know how I am as a person. Outside of Instagram with my friends, you don't know, frankly, anything about me. I think you might be mistaken. And you love that on the internet because of the short-sighted perception that they have created for themselves on the internet. So, I think that's just funny, and I would love for people to be more rational with the way they consume content."

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"I Think I Still Need To Grow A Little More..."

He also mentioned that he doesn't want people to know him well. "Yeah, I don't want people to know about me in ways that aren't controlled by me. In the past, I've often felt out of control with my decisions and the things happening around me. So, if I ever choose to talk about my past or share something personal, I want to do it in a creative way, something that's not just about my experience but about the emotions I felt. That way, people my age can relate to it and maybe find comfort in it. I don't want to make it a rage-bait moment on Instagram like, ‘Oh, this happened to me, oh my God.' For me, the incident itself is the least important thing; what really matters is how it shaped me and what I learned from it. If I ever share my life, I want to do it in that way. And for that, I think I still need to grow a little more, learn a little more," he shared

On the Work Front:

Sufi Motiwala made the headlines with his stint in the reality show, 'The Traitors'.