Veteran actress Nadia Afghan recently shared her opinions on the idea of giving up one’s self for love, calling it illogical and unjustified. During a recent appearance on a ‘Mazaq Raat’ episode During the conservation, Nadia was quite against the concept of dying for love during the debate, saying that it is nonsense. “Dying for love is just silly. It’s not true at all. Thinking someone would give up their life for another because of love doesn’t make sense.”
She said that, “Its possible to love more than one person at the same time, despite the common belief that you can’t love multiple people at once.” Nadia said, “Different types of love can exist at the same time. One person might understand you well mentally, while another is crucial for your everyday life.”
She further added, “It only takes four weeks to forget any love; someone who can keep their mobile phone off and cut off all contacts for four weeks can easily forget their love.” Nadia shared, “I often find myself advising young actors on love matters during shoots. It is an easy task to forget someone and live a peaceful life without them; it only takes four weeks to forget anyone.”
Actress and model Nausheen Shah has talked about Imran Ashraf’s struggle from small roles to big success. A video clip of Nausheen Shah is doing the rounds on social media, where she praises Imran Ashraf’s remarkable acting and dedication to work.
Reflecting on the past, she said that once Imran told her, “Aasha (Nausheen Shah), you’ve seen my tough times too when I wasn’t getting big roles, struggling to make a mark in the industry, and you advised me to stay strong in difficult times.”
The actress said, “I learned something from Imran Ashraf at that time, which I have held onto till today.” She said that Imran once told her, “If I am not getting the big roles, I have decided that if someone doesn’t offer me big roles, then I will make the small roles big.”
She also said that, “Imran Ashraf played the character Khwaja Sara so well that I became emotional.”
Actor and model Khushhal Khan is capturing the hearts of audiences with his hit drama serial ‘Mohabbat Gumshuda Meri’. Khushhal was invited as a guest on Mazaq Raat to promote his debut film ‘Poppay Ki Wedding’ and he shared his process of approaching work and his thoughts on love. The star touched upon the topics of wedding and one-sided love and he had some interesting answers.
“One-sided love is a beautiful feeling where you create a perception of the person before you and love them as you desire. It’s truly a beautiful sensation. As for my heart, it has never experienced heartbreak, and marriage isn’t on my mind currently. Whether it’s arranged or love, I’m uncertain about the future.”
So rest easy, all you Khushal fans. The actor isn’t about to get married anytime soon.
Ayesha Omar has recently praised Imran Ashraf’s exemplary behavior on the popular show Mazaq Raat. Ashraf showed great respect towards a young girl and her parents, which impressed Omar. She emphasized the importance of such actions in educating society.
During the episode, Imran Ashraf, the host of Mazaq Raat, showcased a beautiful moment of empathy and consent. Before interacting with a young girl named Muntsha, Ashraf paused to seek permission from her parents. “Can I touch? Is it allowed?” he respectfully inquired.
This thoughtful gesture not only won the hearts of the audience but also garnered widespread praise on social media. The parents granted permission, allowing Ashraf to proceed with the interaction. Throughout the exchange, the atmosphere was filled with warmth and positivity.
Ayesha Omar, reflecting on the incident, commended Ashraf for his respectful approach. She emphasized the importance of such actions in shaping societal norms, she said, “I want to tell you about the gesture you made on this show, you knew what your gesture was. When that girl came and sat with you, and you asked her mother if I could touch her hand, I think if we want to educate society, it will be through such simple gestures.” This heartwarming moment serves as a reminder of the power of respect and consent in fostering empathy and understanding. Imran Ashraf’s conduct sets a commendable example, earning him praise and admiration from both his peers and the audience.
Imran Nazir, known as one of the most powerful hitters in Pakistan cricket history, recently opened up about his experience with mercury poisoning. He played a key role in Pakistan’s victory in the 2009 ICC World Twenty20. Despite facing injuries and inconsistency in form, Nazir remains a popular figure in cricket history. In an interview with host Imran Ashraf, he revealed that he suffered from mercury sickness for six and a half years because someone intentionally put the toxic metal in his food. Imran talked about how the disease started, thinking it was just regular pain from playing cricket. He said, “I thought it was normal, like when you swing a bat and your muscle gets a bit twisted.” But the pain got worse and spread to all his joints. Worried, he went to see a doctor, and when he got the test results, the doctors told him to go back to Pakistan right away. Mercury poisoning happens when mercury gets inside the body through eating, breathing, or touching. It can cause joint pain, problems with thinking, and damage to organs. Imran’s experience shows how tough it can be for people with this sickness, and it reminds us how important it is to stay strong and have support from others during difficult times.
Imran went through a tough time when he found out about his illness. “The doctors couldn’t explain what happened.” Even after trying different treatments, like herbal and spiritual healing, Imran realised there wasn’t an easy fix. He said, “I had the idea that there is no cure for this disease.” But through it all, Imran stayed strong. He believed, “Whenever difficulties arrive, you must always stay strong. No one could have ever imagined what I went through.” For six and a half years, Imran battled his illness, spending all his money to fight it. He said, “I spent all the money I had during that time.” Imran also talked about how the disease affected his personal life, mentioning that people treated him differently. He explained, “When times were tough, I saw how people changed.” Despite facing questions about his health, Imran showed appreciation for his wife’s constant support and care. He said, “I salute her honesty and how she took care of me during those difficult times.”
Saheefa Jabbar Khattak, model and actress, recently opened up about a bizarre encounter with a fan. After taking a break from dramas, she’s making a comeback with the Ramadan serial ‘Rafta Rafta’ on Green TV.
During an appearance on Mazaq Raat, Saheefa stressed the importance of mental health and accessibility to support. She highlighted the financial barrier many face in seeking help, stating, “People do not have 3000 rupees per session for three days a week.” She proposed the idea of influential individuals creating communities and safe spaces for those who can’t afford professional help. The discussion took a surprising turn when she recounted an incident where a fan approached her while she was having dinner with her husband. “The lady came up to us and insulted me for a whole five minutes, criticizing women in showbiz for lacking respect,” Saheefa revealed. Despite the confrontation, the fan still requested a selfie with Saheefa before leaving.
If the fan is reading this, or has watched the interview, maybe it’s time to reconsider how you behave in public.
In a recent interview on a private news channel’s talk show, actor Kinza Hashmi, 26, said that she first acted in dramas 10 years ago, when she was 16-years-old. When asked how much she made, Hashmi replied, “I was offered Rs5 lacs for it, which was a huge sum for me, as a 16-year-old at that time, almost 10 years back from today.”
Further speaking about the drama, the actor recalled that, “I remember I used to reach the set early morning, hours before my call time to prepare for my scenes. And then at night, as soon as I would get home, my only thought used to be that I have to go to bed early, and get enough sleep to be fresh on the shoot in the morning.”
The ‘Gul o Gulzar’ actor said that she’s put acting on top of her list of ambitions and is super excited about her Indian debut in an Indian Punjabi film. She will share the screen with singer and actor Jassie Gill in a movie called, ‘Hall Ki Ae?’
How much was Kinza Hashmi’s salary when she did her first drama?
It started with a simple reminder: be mindful about wearing a seatbelt when driving with your children. Activist Shaneira Akram directly addressed actor Feroze Khan when he was driving with his infant in his lap, in a clip he posted himself. The activist stressed on the how this scenario put the child at risk had there been a car accident.
“If your child is in your lap in the front seat and another car hits you even if only going 30km or less, your child will be flung from your arms, hit the dash or hit the windscreen or worse.”
But this exchange had led to a heated back and forth with Feroze Khan writing that the activist doesn’t have “strength of understanding” after Shaneira called him out for tagging her in a video depicting animal cruelty.
And now another actor Imran Ashraf has engaged in the argument when he was called out by Shaneira for taking inspiration from Feroze and uploading a clip of himself driving with his child in his lap without a seatbelt. “Please say that this is wrong or little lives are at risk!” she posted on her Instagram stories
Given the stress of the situation, is it not better that celebrities take precaution of their platform and the influence they maintain over their fan base, and remain mindful that their actions can have consequences? Other celebrities had taken it on themselves to educate their fellow actors, as well as audiences on how a simple action like wearing a seatbelt can prevent something traumatizing from occurring. Actors Ayesha Omar and Fia Khan had responded to a post uploaded by Niche Lifestyle on their Instagram by sharing that it was absolutely tragic that seat belt precautions are not being taken seriously by celebrities.
Fia had written: “Thank god @iamshaniera is being heard. Also these Parents who don’t bother to fasten the seatbelts when their kids are sitting at the back. What if you have to break all of a sudden? Where do you think God forbid your kid will go?”
Social media users had also taken Shaneira’s side in the whole situation, and had criticized celebrities for refusing to understand the precariousness of the situation and not taking the issue of seat-belt safety properly.
This twitter user pointed out how Pakistani roads can be described as “lawless” because of careless driving and little attention given to the importance of seat-belt precautions, and yet Pakistani celebrities choose to remain oblivious to this reality.
Celebrities are so braindead putting their kids on their laps while driving. Have you seen Pakistan’s urban traffic? Do you not know how lawless our roads are? Why put your child in danger just to prove Shaneira wrong when she is absolutely right??
Other users expressed the same disappointment that Pakistani celebrities refused to understand how dangerous driving without a seatbelt can be
So F puts his son at the front seat without belt and Shaniera points that out (rightfully). F sends the cryptic messages (not surprised ♀️) and Imran Ashraf puts his son on his lap without seatbealt in solidarity ♀️
So like Shaniera bhabhi called out FK for ignoring safety protocols while driving w a kid and FK came back saying he is a racer and he shared a video of Khabib fighting bears followed by a shair by Iqbal? How does any of this make sense
What stupid response by Feroze Khan. Driving with a child in your lap is against the law & for good reason too. It is dangerous for not just the child or the driver but also for other drivers/pedestrians. Relating it to a wrestler or to his racing skills is irrelevant. https://t.co/P4zpaUu1Er
It’s disappointing that in 2022, driving safety is something public figures still need to be educated about. Anyone who is a household name would have a massive number of followers, and who could imitate their actions without a thought. Therefore argument should encourage celebrities to remember the power of their voice and be more mindful of the type of content they share with their audience.
