Actress Farangiz Abdazova responded to those on social media who criticized her for "becoming a daughter-in-law in a village." The artist called such opinions groundless and openly acknowledged her origins.
"I am a village girl myself. If necessary, I grew up making dung cakes (tappi). I have never considered this a shortcoming," the actress says. According to her, the conditions in the household where she became a daughter-in-law are much better than in the family where she was raised.
Farangiz Abdazova specifically noted that for her, the most important thing is not a person’s origin, but their upbringing, hard work, and attitude toward life. She believes that coming from a village is a matter of pride.
As a reminder, Farangiz Abdazova met MY5 TV presenter Sirojiddin Hoshimjonov during a filming process. They established a warm relationship, fell in love, and officially got married this year.
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