Zeenat Aman has an advice to younger generation, says, 'Don't jump into bed right away'

Veteran star Zeenat Aman has opened up on today’s generation as far as relationships are concerned. While speaking on the show Swipe Ride, Aman said, “I’m 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 the guy right away. Wait to know each other. You yourself are very precious. Don’t fritter it away, don’t throw it away.” She added, “Every woman should be confident and capable of financially supporting themselves. This allows them to make choices for themselves and control their own future. When women have financial resources and opportunities at their disposal, they can overcome obstacles, pursue their passions, and make decisions that align with their goals and dreams. Being financially independent isn’t just about having money; it signifies the freedom to live life on one’s own terms, without relying on others. It’s a way to achieve fairness, make their own choices, and evolve into the best version of oneself.” Aman is known for her compassionate responses and intelligent repartee. Ever since the yesteryear star joined Instagram in February this year, she has taken the internet by storm. Thanks to her compelling captions paired with everlasting beautiful pictures, she continues to rule millions of hearts in her own unique style. Now, just like several times in the past, the Don actress added to the treasure trove of lessons and memories with her recent Instagram post.

The post was titled ‘Caption for men’ and addressed how men shouldn’t be afraid to hold their women acquaintance’ handbags whenever asked to do so. She added, “Or for that matter, even when they don’t ask, but you can see that they’re struggling or have been carrying it for too long.”

Zeenat  further said that nothing screams insecure like a man who’s afraid of or disgusted by women-associated things like tampons, handbags, makeup, etc. Zeenat Aman shared this as a ‘Tuesday thought’ where her son Zihaan Khan, popular as ‘zanuski’, is seen helping her with the purse.

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