Empowering Divorce Story: Sara Salar Opens Up About Separation from Soroush Sehhat

In the wake of their separation, Sara Salar bravely discloses the intricacies of her divorce from Soroush Sehhat, shedding light on the complexities of their relationship. Born in Zahedan in 1966, Sara emerged as a notable Iranian writer, driven by an innate passion for storytelling. Despite her dedication to the craft, she found herself embarking on a journey of translation, only to realize that her true calling lay in the art of self-expression through writing.

“During the translation process, I came to the conclusion that I was not satisfied,” Sara shared, reflecting on her creative evolution. “Translating the stories of others was not my job, because I had things to say and I wanted to write them myself with my voice.”

Her debut book, “I’m probably lost,” garnered acclaim in Iran, serving as a testament to her storytelling prowess. While some speculated that the narrative mirrored her personal experiences, Sara clarified that her tales were woven from a tapestry of imagination and observation, transcending the boundaries of reality.

The dissolution of her marriage to Soroush Sehhat marked a pivotal moment of liberation for Sara, as she relinquished the burden of explanation and embraced newfound freedom. “After a long time, I freed myself from the shackles of explaining to someone,” she mused, hinting at a sense of emancipation. “I feel that it fits perfectly… If I didn’t have to go looking for Samiar, I would have stayed here all day.”

Sara’s candid reflections offer a glimpse into the intricate nature of relationships, where the convergence of creativity and companionship can both inspire and challenge. As she navigates this new chapter of her life, one thing remains certain: Sara Salar’s indomitable spirit will continue to illuminate the literary landscape, guided by the beacon of her own storytelling voice.