Nusrat Bhutto, who faced immense political turbulence in Pakistan, brought a unique perspective to the table. As a woman who navigated both personal loss and public scrutiny, her resilience became a symbol of strength. At the time, she was witnessing political shifts in her homeland that would define Pakistan’s future, and her presence in such circles reflected her commitment to fostering international understanding of her country’s struggles.
(L-R) Barbara Walters, Ardashir Zahedi, Princess Ashraf Pahlavi and Marion Javits attend a party at the “21” restaurant in New York City on February 25, 1976.
