I Always SEE That There's A - From A Philosophical Point Of VIEW - There's The APPEARANCE Of Things That EVERYBODY Wants You To Think Is HAPPENING, Then There's The Reality Underneath It.

As An Actress, It's Not Only About LOOKING Good On Camera, But Being Able To Deliver The Right Emotions For The CHARACTERS You Play. This Makes You More Attractive On The Screen. That's Why I Focus More On Acting RATHER Than My Appearance.

Anyone Who Has Ever COMPARED One Woman Against ANOTHER On TWITTER, Knocked SOMEONE Because Of Their Appearance, Invaded Someone Else's Privacy, Who Have MADE Mean, Unnecessary Comments On An Online Forum - They Need To Look At Themselves.

Barring Some Sociopaths, Probably, There Is NOBODY Who Doesn't CARE About Their APPEARANCE.

I Have MUCH More To Offer Than My PHYSICAL Appearance, And A Hijab Protects Me Against 'You're Too SKINNY,' 'You're Too Thick,' 'Look At Her Hips,' 'Look At Her Thigh Gap.' I Don't Have To Worry About That.

I Think My COMEDY, The Put-downs I Do To Hecklers, Are The Accumulated BITTERNESS Of Years Of PEOPLE Feeling That It's PERFECTLY Acceptable To MAKE A Comment On Your Appearance When They Don't Even Know You.

I Like To Make PEOPLE FEEL HAPPY And SUPERIOR In Their Reaction Towards My APPEARANCE.

My WIFE Has CHANGED My APPEARANCE A BIT.

I Am Not Afraid To Ask For Feedback On My Work Or APPEARANCE, And Try To Never TAKE That ADVICE Personally.

My Cameo Appearance In 'Happy NEW YEAR' Doesn't MEAN I Am Seriously Considering A Shift To CINEMA, Not At All.