Umarah Naushad Ali on self-motivation

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Updated At : 03:29 PM Feb 10, 2024 IST

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Feeling low, sad and dejected is natural and everyone goes through it. However, legendary music composer Naushad Ali’s granddaughter Umarah Naushad Ali says what matters is how you bounce back.

“It’s very easy to fall into the trap of negativity, allowing yourself to feel low and defeated. But the important thing is to distract yourself, to force yourself to move on.” she says.

Naushad is a pastry chef as well as an expert in animation, VFX and 3D interiors.

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