Sonam Khan made a scintillating performance in the 90s decade with films like Tridev, Vishwatma, Ajooba among others. Moreover, she rose to fame with her suave dance moves in the hit song, Tirchi Topi Wale, whichis regarded as one of the most foot-tapping numbers even today. However, despite etching the future for a promising career, Sonam curtailed it short and made an exit, after getting married to filmmaker, Rajiv Rai. And now, she opened up about what occupied her all these years of her exile from cinema.
Sonam Khan reveals struggling for her autistic son all during her exit from the cinema
In a recent interview with Bollywood Hungama, Sonam Khan opened up about what kept her busy the three decades that she had been away from the world of films. The talented actress revealed that post her marriage, she spent the most amount of time travelling across the world, and living practically out of a suitcase, just to find the right treatment for her son, who was diagnosed with autism at an early age. Revealing how her entire life revolved just around her son, Sonam mentioned:
“It has been 30 long years, so it feels like a lifetime. My life was dedicated to my son, wherever I went was because of him. He is autistic, so I went all around the world looking for treatments and therapies for him and also getting him educated in several places. I had a son even before I was 20, and when he was around four, I learnt that he is autistic. So I left, didn’t even think about anything.”