The people's favorite comic actress and singer Dilfuza Ismoilova, described as the "mischievous girl of Tashkent," shared surprising stories in a recent interview. The artist spoke openly about her desire to stay in history, giving up a precious stone due to health issues, proposals from young men, and her private life.
"I returned from Kazakhstan with a large amount of money"
The singer emphasized that she does not know what arrogance is. "In the beginning of my career, I used to bring 30-40 thousand dollars a day from trips to Kazakhstan. I have been to wedding-concerts 6 times in Sweden and in 16 states of America. But I never bragged. I even learned to use a phone recently. I consider arrogance to be the lowest thing," says the artist.
"I want to be the richest woman in Uzbekistan"
Dilfuza Ismoilova stated that she does not measure wealth by materiality. In her opinion, true wealth is peace of mind and the well-being of loved ones. "I am spiritually rich. Wealth is not just palaces, gold, and diamonds. If there is no peace in the country, even bags of money won't help. People call me a 'rich woman' for a reason. I take what God gives, but I don't die for money and property. I want to remain in the history of Uzbekistan with the name 'rich woman', to fill my big car and distribute charity, buy houses for the homeless, and cars for those who ask," shared the singer.
"The rich deceive me to call for weddings"
The singer did not hide her resentment that people take advantage of her simplicity. "Sometimes I ask God to make me a slightly bad person with a sharp character. No one appreciates kindness. Sometimes they call me to perform for free, but when I arrive, a huge wedding is taking place. They take advantage of my character. But this is my labor. I invest hundreds of millions into my art," she says.
"I threw the diamond from my nose out the window" I
n America, she saw a woman with a diamond in her nose and wanted one too. She was gifted a large carat diamond. "When I returned to Uzbekistan, my nose became infected. I went to the hospital, had it removed, and threw it out the window in anger. I didn't even keep it. Later, I asked God for forgiveness for torturing my body," says the actress.
"Young men propose marriage"
Approaching 60, the singer is still admired. "Young men write, 'I love you, will you marry me?'. I joke, 'My brother, I can adopt you as a son, but I cannot marry you.' They say they love me for my sincerity," concluded Dilfuza Ismoilova.
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