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God is a divine power: Amzath Khan

I definitely believe in god. And I feel that he has control over what is happening and what’s supposed to happen.

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Belief in God

I definitely believe in god. And I strongly feel that he has control over what is happening and what’s supposed to happen. He is the one who guides us through the rough phases of our lives and gives us the strength to face hurdles. God has been with me from the day I began my struggle and has helped me face difficulties and overcome them.

Understanding of god

God is not just a super natural force but a divine power that walks with us, no matter where we go. The power of god manifests itself in many forms such as the form of the universe and the creations in it.

So, I would call even myself as one of the powers of god.

Miracles

Nothing that has happened in my life so far can be termed a miracle.However, they are little issues that present themselves as difficulties but get rectified later after prayers and consistent belief in god.

Favourite pilgrimage sites:

The only place I want to visit is Mecca. My parents will be going there this year and I am really excited about their trip. People who have been there say it’s like being reborn. So, I will definitely go there some day.

Wish to be fulfilled

The only wish I want to be fulfilled is to keep all of us happy.

It’s actually kind of tricky because if I have to be happy, then he has to give me all that I want in this world irrespective of my time and age.

Amzath Khan is a short film actor and has also acted in Pugaipadam .

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