When speaking about marriage, Aysanem Yusupova tells the truth: “I regret that after choosing this profession, I did not get married,” she says. However, this regret does not mean that her path has ended. Aysanem openly admits that she will continue creating, will reach great heights, and that her best roles are still ahead.
According to her, if her future husband were to say “give up art,” she could give it up. But at this point, Aysanem raises a very important question: is this person worthy of so many years of hard work, of six years of education supported by her family, and of enduring the “harsh” conditions of the film industry? In other words, the issue is not simply marriage — the issue is with whom to marry and what one is giving up for.
Aysanem also has requirements for her future spouse.
The hardest days in Aysanem’s life coincided with the period when her mother underwent a serious surgery. She says she hardly remembers how she lived during those days: doctors said “you came too late” and uttered heavy words such as “we will try, but we cannot guarantee.” Now her mother is well, but for Aysanem she remains a source of strength: “my friend and confidant is my mother,” she says.
Does the actress have any bad habits?
Aysanem Yusupova’s achievements are also substantial. In 2024, she was awarded the “Builder of the Future” medal. At the national film award “Oltin Humo — 2023,” the film “Uzbek Girl,” in which she starred, was named “Best Film of the Year,” and at an international film festival in Tajikistan she was recognized as “Best Actress” for this role. She has also been awarded the Ministry of Culture’s badge “Devotee of Culture and Art.”
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