Kolkata-born actor Abbas, renowned for his debut in the 1996 hit “Prema Desam,” has recently made headlines with a revealing interview given to a Tamil journalist. The actor, who appeared in over 50 movies, took an unexpected departure from the film industry in 2015, relocating with his wife, Erum Ali, to New Zealand.
In the interview, Abbas disclosed that the film industry had lost its appeal after two decades, leading him to seek a fresh start in New Zealand to secure his family’s financial stability. During his time in Auckland, he took up various odd jobs, including bike mechanics and cab driving, to make ends meet.
Now, after a significant hiatus, Abbas has returned to Chennai, sparking rumors of a possible comeback in the film industry. Fans eagerly anticipate witnessing the actor’s resurgence in this age of OTT platforms, where opportunities for former heroes like Abbas are plentiful.
With this exciting revelation, the actor’s interview has gone viral, leaving fans and the film fraternity eager to witness “Mustafa” Abbas rediscover his rhythm on the silver screen once more.
