Actor Zahid Ahmed has discovered that real happiness comes from within, a realization that came about through a journey of faith and peace through prayer.
Recently, Ahmed appeared as a guest on After Hours, where he opened up about his spiritual journey. The actor is known for brilliant acting and a powerful voice that have led him to many commercial successes. Behind the fame, he’s been on a personal journey to find peace and purpose.
The host, Ushna Shah, asked, “You are a very spiritual person, far as I know, you offer prayers (Namaz), tell me about your spiritual journey?”
Zahid replied, “I just came to a point where I realized that, you know, there’s only so much to the world, and we’re not here to earn, pay bills, and die. There has to be a bigger purpose to life; there has to be a bigger calling. And, you know, when you get most of what people aspire in life…..after experiencing respect, money, fame, and all that, if there is still a restlessness inside me that is not being fulfilled in any way, then that thing compelled me to find out what it is and how it can be fulfilled.”
The Zara Yaad actor found peace by turning to his faith and looking within himself; he said, “Literally, by submitting my will to Allah, Alhamdulillah, it’s been six to seven years that I’m consistent in establishing Namaz.” His story is an inspiring example of how looking inward and turning to one’s faith can bring true contentment, especially when worldly achievements fall short.
Currently, Zahid is starring in the drama serial Jaan Se Pyara Juni.
Earlier, during the launch of Shark Tank, Something Haute host Hassan Chaudhary said, “I have to ask about Faris for those who are really enjoying Faris’s performance, what would you like to say to them?”
Zahid Ahmed replied, “I don’t love that character, I don’t even hate that character, I just did my job as an actor. For me, it’s enough that Humayun Bhai personally contacted me and asked me to play this character. It was a pleasure working with Humayun Saeed, Yumna, Adnan Siddiqui, and Sohail, so it was amazing; you just do your job when you sign it. I was up for it because I had never had the opportunity to work with him.
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Zahid Ahmed reveals spiritual transformation: ‘I found peace in namaz’
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‘I did my job as an actor’: Zahid Ahmed on playing a toxic character in Gentleman
Actor Zahid Ahmed, known for his performances in Ishq Zahe Naseeb, Naimat, and 101 Talaqain, talked about his character in the drama serial Gentleman.
During the launch of Shark Tank, Something Haute host Hassan Chaudhary said, “I have to ask about Faris for those who are really enjoying Faris’s performance, what would you like to say to them?”
Zahid replied, “I don’t love that character, I don’t even hate that character, I just did my job as an actor. For me, it’s enough that Humayun Bhai personally contacted me and asked me to play this character. It was a pleasure working with Humayun Saeed, Yumna, Adnan Siddiqui, and Sohail, so it was amazing; you just do your job when you sign it. I was up for it because I had never had the opportunity to work with him.”
Talking about Faris, Ahmed said, “You signed it, you do the job, man.”
Gentlemen is directed by Haissam Hussain and written by controversial writer Khalil Ur-Rehman Qamar. It airs on Green Entertainment on Sunday at 8:00 p.m.
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Osman Khalid Butt hits out at trolls for calling him ‘bika hua’, slams Feroze Khan amidst controversy
Actor Osman Khalid Butt is always advocating for relevant topics, especially women rights and misogyny. The Baaji star came under scrutiny post his performance at LSA’22, where alleged domestic abuser Feroze Khan was awarded in the Best Actor category.

After his performance, he received a hefty amount of criticism for ‘siding with abusers’ about which, he has released a statement today that clears the air about his stance. He stated that he was contacted more than a week before the ceremony to perform and co-host a segment. At that time, nominations weren’t announced.
‘My only reservation, which I made clear before agreeing was that I could not attend, let alone perform at the ceremony if Feroze was present there (which has nothing to do with his acting prowess, and everything to do with the very serious allegations levied by his ex-wife), and I was assured that he would not. That commitment was honored.” He wrote.
He further elaborated that he got his hosting segment freed of ‘controversial nominations’.
‘I will continue to raise my voice: feminism is not a brand I wear, it is ingrained in my very being.’ He concluded.
Earlier this year Osman clapped back to an age-shaming troll on his Instagram handle. The netizen took a dig at the Chupke Chupke star by stating that he has started to look like an “uncle.”
The Diyar-e-Dil hero replied by saying, “Catching up to you, aren’t I?”.

Last year, Butt shared a comment by Zahid Ahmed in which the latter said that Pakistani television is okay with showing violence but not intimacy, Butt received a message from a social media user who alleged that the actors use this as a “pathetic excuse to get physical with female actors”.
“We can slap women on TV but can’t show intimacy,” Zahid had said in a recent interview. Osman shared his colleague’s statement with the caption: “Strange indeed.”

Replying to Butt’s story, an Instagram user messaged: “Just a pathetic excuse to get physical with female actors. Not to mention the influence it has on society and especially on young children and teens.”
Instead of ignoring the comment, Osman decided to school the troll explaining that “intimacy is just not sex”.
“Yeah so reactions like this are wholly predictable,” said Butt.
Elaborating further, the actor said: “First off: intimacy is not just sex. Secondly, I’d rather my child see a healthy intimate relationship between fictional spouses than, you know, physical abuse being normalized.”
“The nerve to talk about ‘influence’,” he concluded.

In a separate interview, while sharing where the desire to speak about women-related issues comes from Butt said: “Artists have a responsibility [to speak out] because art is very socially relevant, and I think good art creates empathy and empathy is required to bring [social] change.”
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Exclusive: Zahid Ahmed opens up on regretful nose job
Famous television and film actor, Zahid Ahmed has discussed his nose surgery in the latest episode of The Current Life seires. The Daldal hero is currently promoting his upcoming film, Ghabrana Nahi Hai costarring Saba Qamar and Syed Jibran.
The Alvida star made a revelation about his nose surgery which went wrong a few years back.
He said, “It was a foolish thing which I did. I think it is one of the biggest mistakes of my life which I deeply regret.”
Zahid also mentioned that this mistake made him learn the biggest life lesson. He added, “This incident brought me a lot closer to God.”
He also revealed that if the surgery is messed up then it takes a long time to get healed. It needs a lot of sessions and appointments to get it fixed.
He concluded while giving advice to those who are interested in restructuring their nose, “You may notice something wrong with it but people will probably not notice it. It is not a major thing then live with it. Don’t do it.”
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Saba, Zahid and Jibran starrer ‘Ghabrana Nahi Hai’ promises entertainment with emotions
The official trailer has been released for an upcoming Pakistani film, Ghabrana Nahi Hai which starring Zahid Ahmed and Saba Qamar. It will release on Eid-ul-Fitr 2022.
The story revolves around Zahid Ahmed who is a corrupt cop and Saba Qamar is playing the role of an aspiring actress. The audience is anticipating a romance and action from the film. The film is produced by Jamil Baig and Hassan Zia. The film is directed by Saqib Khan.
The audience will be able to see Afzal Khan (Rambo) after a long time on a big screen. Syed Jibran, Sohail Ahmed, and Nayyar Ejaz will be seen in exciting and primary roles in the film.
Famous YouTuber Junaid Akram and journalist Amin Hafeez will appear in guest appearances in Ghabrana Nahi Hai.
The official trailer promises sincere performances by the four key characters apart from a peppy soundtrack and an emotional script toppled with family drama and filmy dialogues.
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‘Same as cancer if not worse’: Zahid Ahmed opens up on importance of mental health
Actor Zahid Ahmed has talked about the importance of mental health in an Instagram post.
The Daldal star took to his Instagram story to share a picture with the text, “Mental Health is probably, the same as cancer if not worse. Strikes in stealth and is destructive,” the post read.

The Mein Na Janoo hero stated in an interview earlier, “I use social media as much as I need to.” He said he mostly uses Instagram. “I am well aware of the importance of speak with thoughtfulness. So, I try not to make any statement that would cause me to be mentioned in issues other than my work,” he said.
According to the actor, “If someone wants too much fame, then they would make statements without thoughtfully. If someone isn’t looking for publicity, then he would speak thoughtfully.” Ahmed continued, “There are all kinds of artists in the industry. Some people like to be in the news, while some people don’t, they have their own preferences.”
On the work front, Zahid Ahmed will soon be seen in Saba Qamar starrer Ghabrana Nai Hai. The movie also features Syed Jibran. It will be released on Eidulfitr 2022.
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Zahid Ahmed hits back at a troll for commenting on his deceased mother
Actor Zahid Ahmed has called out an Instagram user for leaving an unwanted comment under his post’s comment section. The Daldal star posted a picture of himself in a desi outfit on which a netizen commented insensitively, “Ami ka dupataa le kar nikal aya hai larka.”
Zahid responded by stating, “Meri ami ka inteqal ho chukka hai, bilkul iss qaum mein tehzeeb ki tarhan.”

On the work front, Zahid was recently seen opposite Mahira Khan in Sheheryar Munawar’s Prince Charming.
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Ayeza, Saba and Sajal rave for Mahira in ‘Prince Charming’, post heartfelt notes
Superstar Mahria Khan took to her Instagram handle to share the poster of her upcoming short film Prince Charming. The web film also features Zahid Ahmed and is the directorial debut of actor Sheheryar Munawar.
The Parey Hut love actor described the short film’s plot as, “It’s a story of Shehrezad. A girl who grew up dreaming of a Prince Charming, Promised by the society, loved ones, the books she read and that’s her only wish.”
Superstar actresses showered Mahira and team with love and appreciation on social media including Ayeza Khan, Sajal Aly, Saba Qamar, Yumna Zaidi, Ayesha Omar, Humaima Malick and Sakina Samo.







The short film will be available for streaming on ‘See Prime’ soon.







