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00:00:05This is the night that came to you,

00:00:09your eyes can't be seen.

00:00:10They can't be seen.

00:00:13They can't be seen.

00:00:20The U.S.A. has come to us.

00:00:22This is the night that came to you.

00:00:42Music

00:00:43Music

00:04:49Good morning.

00:04:53Good morning.

00:04:55Good morning.

00:05:17Good morning Pakistan.

00:05:48the last time

00:05:50the Bans Road

00:05:51of Romeo and Juliet

00:05:53and with Shaira

00:05:55we are still here

00:05:57Hira Tayyab

00:05:59Hira Tayyab

00:06:00you have seen them

00:06:02you are just with them

00:06:04love you

00:06:05and now it was very viral

00:06:08it was a scene

00:06:11that was a viral

00:06:13Assalamualaikum

00:06:14You are all right

00:06:15Thank you Neda for having me

00:06:17Thank you so much for coming

00:06:18and Hira Tayyab

00:06:20we are still here

00:06:21and we will ask

00:06:21how the journey has been

00:06:23then we are with Anam Hussain

00:06:27who you have seen

00:06:29Azanjire

00:06:30I am not a man

00:06:31I am not a man

00:06:32I did not do much work

00:06:33but you guys

00:06:35don't understand

00:06:36So Anam

00:06:37with us

00:06:39Assalamualaikum

00:06:39How are you?

00:06:41I am fine

00:06:41Thank you so much for having me

00:06:42Thank you so much for coming

00:06:44and my fourth guest

00:06:45Fajr Sheikh

00:07:15which you have seen

00:07:16And it was a very strange journey.

00:07:20My whole life is very academic.

00:07:23I feel like 70% of my life is over on the laptop.

00:07:26I was a very old child.

00:07:29My eldest daughter was on me.

00:07:33Then I went to school in America and I had a government job.

00:07:38What did you study?

00:07:39I got a Fulbright scholarship.

00:07:40I got a Master's in Public Administration.

00:07:43Before I studied Geophysics.

00:07:45After coming back to America, I got a job.

00:07:49I was serving the government in Islamabad.

00:07:52I quit that job.

00:07:54You are so small.

00:07:55What did you do in this small age?

00:07:59You did a job in Islamabad?

00:08:01Yes.

00:08:02How did you come to the industry?

00:08:05We understood that she will be a theatre actress.

00:08:08She is so mature.

00:08:10If you are doing another job.

00:08:11Then it will be related to the theatre.

00:08:13We understand that.

00:08:14You have to look at the audience.

00:08:16I have never been involved in the theatre.

00:08:18In America, I played a small theatre.

00:08:21But that's it.

00:08:21Yes.

00:08:22There was an Alif project.

00:08:25It was a Sajal project.

00:08:26When I saw it, I didn't know what happened.

00:08:29I said, this can't be my life.

00:08:31I was sitting on the computer.

00:08:33I was not getting fulfillment in that job.

00:08:35You were shocked at the drama?

00:08:36Yes.

00:08:37I was my mother.

00:08:37We were watching dramas.

00:08:39We were looking at them.

00:08:41Why not?

00:08:42Why not?

00:08:43It was a very unthinkable.

00:08:44It was a very interesting thing.

00:08:44I was not thinking about my family.

00:08:46It wasn't a long time ago.

00:08:47I didn't think about it.

00:08:48I was the kid.

00:08:51The kid who was sitting in the room.

00:08:52She was sitting in the room.

00:08:53She was sitting in the room.

00:08:53In the small age of the day.

00:08:55You felt that Alif that you...

00:08:58I was acting.

00:08:59I was acting.

00:09:00Life's purpose.

00:09:01My message's scale should be bigger.

00:09:03Your mother tells you that you were sitting on the screen.

00:09:05or at home.

00:09:07No.

00:09:08She was hurting.

00:09:09She was hurting.

00:09:10She was hurting.

00:09:11She told me that she was hurting.

00:09:12She was hurting.

00:09:12I feel that she was hurting.

00:09:14It was a shock.

00:09:15And then my mother pushed a little bit.

00:09:17Because never again.

00:09:18The mother's who she can't do it.

00:09:19She sees children's dreams.

00:09:21My mother's most likely to them.

00:09:25She was a very lucky one.

00:09:28She was a very lucky one.

00:09:28Okay.

00:09:29So now you have a shock.

00:09:31But now for the time.

00:09:33To reach there.

00:09:35There are different platforms.

00:09:36A jaddo jahed.

00:09:37A jaddo jahed.

00:09:38You studied and settled on a job.

00:09:41Then you heard from your heart.

00:09:43That I didn't become for him.

00:09:46That was a very tough jaddo jahed.

00:09:48I didn't quit my job.

00:09:50I had a savings for my career.

00:09:51I had a lot of calculated risk.

00:09:53And since I was originally in Karachi.

00:09:55After the time of the time of the time.

00:09:57My parents moved.

00:09:59Then I came back to Karachi all the way.

00:10:01My parents were there.

00:10:02It was a very difficult time.

00:10:02Because I had a job.

00:10:03Then I went to auditions.

00:10:04I did not know.

00:10:06I had a job.

00:10:07You didn't have to leave the job.

00:10:08After leaving the job.

00:10:10I started auditions.

00:10:11I had to google it.

00:10:13Okay.

00:10:13I had to leave the government job.

00:10:15It's a very terrible job.

00:10:17Yes.

00:10:17So then.

00:10:18I had to google it.

00:10:20The name of the director.

00:10:21If I had the resume,

00:10:22If I had the resume.

00:10:22If I had the number of someone or someone,

00:10:23I would DM them on Instagram.

00:10:24I had to send a message to you.

00:10:25You know, six or eight months, one year, a whole process.

00:10:28I had only auditioned, cold calling for people.

00:10:31Then I went and got a message and I got a message.

00:10:34How did you get it?

00:10:35Tell me about Mohsin sir.

00:10:37I got an audition with Mohsin sir.

00:10:39Where did you get it?

00:10:41I recorded it in my home.

00:10:43But who did you give it to me?

00:10:45He was a director, Khizar Idris.

00:10:49He was a very popular drama.

00:10:51His number was randomly on the internet.

00:10:52So, I got a message randomly.

00:10:53So, I reached out to them on the WhatsApp.

00:10:57And they got my audition eventually by Mohsin sir.

00:11:00And the next day, my flight was in Islamabad.

00:11:02I came to Karachi for cricket training.

00:11:06So, at night, Mohsin sir told me that you are locked.

00:11:08So, how did you enter in Mohsin sir?

00:11:10That was an audition.

00:11:11I made it for cricket.

00:11:13I sent him an audition.

00:11:14I sent him an audition.

00:11:16I sent him an audition.

00:11:18So, this audition was an audition.

00:11:20But the person who has never done acting before.

00:11:23So, he would help him to audition.

00:11:25Or he would be standing behind.

00:11:27And he would say, no.

00:11:28He would be watching such a drama.

00:11:29And he would be acting like a person.

00:11:31He would be watching such a drama.

00:11:31So, my mom would give you a camera.

00:11:32When I recorded an audition.

00:11:34I would not do it.

00:11:35I would do it in front of her.

00:11:36I would just put a camera.

00:11:37And if you go to my old auditions,

00:11:39I would go and see someone.

00:11:40So, I would do it in front of her.

00:11:43So, I would do it in front of her.

00:11:43So, you would do it in front of her auditions.

00:11:46This is a very good idea.

00:11:48If you think that you are talented,

00:11:50you can record your audition yourself.

00:11:52And you can email each other.

00:11:54Even you don't need to do that.

00:11:56You have got Insta.

00:11:57That's your portfolio.

00:11:58You put it in front of her.

00:11:59Make it public.

00:12:01Good idea.

00:12:11I think Razia changed my life.

00:12:14Completely.

00:12:15After Razia, everything changed.

00:12:18Unprecedented.

00:12:19Mahira Khan got the eyeballs and everything.

00:12:22That role was like that.

00:12:23After that, I would go and understand.

00:12:26The process was very awkward.

00:12:28It was very overwhelming.

00:12:29My friend Sabah.

00:12:31He told me that when people approach you,

00:12:35you should accept them.

00:12:37With a lot of love.

00:12:38With a lot of love.

00:12:39Then, I also told him.

00:12:41When you approach fans,

00:12:42what is the way to do it?

00:12:44After Razia, a relationship started.

00:12:46People started to understand.

00:12:47In the malls.

00:12:48Before, I would ignore it.

00:12:50I was sitting in the mall.

00:12:51A woman came and said,

00:12:53You are the only one.

00:12:53I was not.

00:12:56I was so scared.

00:12:59After that,

00:13:00you have done one more project.

00:13:01That was also the most insightful project.

00:13:04You have to get good projects.

00:13:05Yes, yes.

00:13:06You have to get the opportunity to show your work.

00:13:09Because a lot of new people

00:13:11don't get so fast.

00:13:12Absolutely.

00:13:13And I think,

00:13:14a very interesting project is

00:13:15Fatma Jinnah.

00:13:16It is a very ambitious project.

00:13:18So, I am playing the video.

00:13:19I am playing the video.

00:13:20I am playing the video.

00:13:21I am playing the video.

00:13:22When I got it,

00:13:22I was very proud of it.

00:13:23You know,

00:13:24in such a young stage,

00:13:25Fatma Jinnah is a project.

00:13:27It is a great thing.

00:13:27That means,

00:13:28I am not going to study.

00:13:29My whole background,

00:13:31the maturity of the performance,

00:13:33the performance,

00:13:34it is a great thing.

00:13:37It is a great thing.

00:13:37You have to learn from the American scholarship,

00:13:39you have to look at the world,

00:13:40you are observant,

00:13:41you are strong,

00:13:41you are observant,

00:13:42you are strong.

00:13:43So,

00:13:43it is easy to play the characters,

00:13:44to portray the characters.

00:13:46I think acting is that

00:13:47you have past experiences,

00:13:49even your childhood traumas.

00:13:50I have done a Manjali play,

00:13:52in which I have seen a middle child trauma.

00:13:55I have become a child,

00:13:56I have become a child.

00:13:56So,

00:13:57I have drawn to my brother,

00:13:58I have drawn to my brother.

00:14:01I have drawn to him,

00:14:02what he felt.

00:14:03So,

00:14:04everything is acting.

00:14:05You can do every experience,

00:14:06everything.

00:14:07Because many children,

00:14:10who are watching,

00:14:11understand that

00:14:11we don't have a heart,

00:14:12so let's go to acting.

00:14:14But,

00:14:15all of these things,

00:14:16are a lot of work.

00:14:18If your background,

00:14:19is strong in the academy,

00:14:21it is a lot of work.

00:14:22Okay,

00:14:23so,

00:14:24let's go to Hira's side.

00:14:26Okay?

00:14:26So,

00:14:27Hira,

00:14:28how long have you been in this field?

00:14:31I think,

00:14:33that was 2-3 years ago.

00:14:35Where was Hira's 2-3 years ago?

00:14:37Hira's 2-3 years ago?

00:14:38It was here,

00:14:39from this field.

00:14:40You have been connected with it.

00:14:41I think,

00:14:42it's been a lot of work.

00:14:42I think,

00:14:42I've been connected with it for the 10 years.

00:14:45But,

00:14:45acting on screen,

00:14:47first of all,

00:14:47on screen,

00:14:48and now,

00:14:48on screen,

00:14:49on screen,

00:14:50on screen,

00:14:51on screen,

00:14:52on screen,

00:14:54on screen,

00:14:56on screen,

00:15:03on screen,

00:15:06on screen,

00:15:35on screen,

00:16:05on screen,

00:16:06on screen,

00:16:19on screen,

00:16:32on screen,

00:16:34on screen,

00:16:44on screen,

00:16:45on screen,

00:17:16on screen,

00:17:16on screen.

00:17:46on screen,

00:17:47on screen,

00:18:12on screen,

00:18:37on screen,

00:18:43on screen,

00:18:43on screen.

00:19:03on screen,

00:19:07on screen,

00:19:07on screen.

00:19:07I like these things about,

00:19:09people say,

00:19:09it's a very strange generation,

00:19:10it doesn't matter,

00:19:11so okay,

00:19:12anyone doesn't want to do it,

00:19:13they don't.

00:19:14It's not a good thing.

00:19:16It's a good thing.

00:19:17It's a good thing.

00:19:18The good thing is not a good thing,

00:19:19it's harmless.

00:19:20True.

00:19:21So,

00:19:22some of these things are very good.

00:19:25Generation.

00:19:26True.

00:19:26You are the generation.

00:19:27Yeah.

00:19:31I'm not a Gen Z, I'm not a millennial.

00:19:33You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:35You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:36You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:38You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:40You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:41There are also dramas.

00:19:44When we were at a certain age,

00:19:48we were not making dramas.

00:19:50No, you're a little girl.

00:19:52Who will be?

00:19:52Now, Gen Z girls have so many characters.

00:19:55You look like a Gen Z.

00:19:57I'm not a kid.

00:20:00I haven't seen a chance to watch Dhananir's work.

00:20:04I've seen a movie that I've been taking.

00:20:08Such a beautiful movie.

00:20:10What kind of acting is that girl?

00:20:13At such a tender age,

00:20:15her career has started.

00:20:16She's very talented.

00:20:18When I called her to a party,

00:20:21people were very trolled.

00:20:22But people don't think that talent is coming.

00:20:26They're looking for a new Rajas.

00:20:28To act in front of the new Rajas.

00:20:30No.

00:20:30There's no small thing.

00:20:31Then Samia Mumtaz.

00:20:34And those big names.

00:20:36You see them in their eyes.

00:20:38The child is very talented.

00:20:40And so many children,

00:20:42who are talented,

00:20:43will be able to see their own character.

00:20:47They will be able to see their own character.

00:20:48I was listening to Shahira's story.

00:20:52I was listening to Shahira's story.

00:20:52Shahira said that I saw a drama.

00:20:54And I got this idea.

00:20:57I was thinking,

00:20:58how much drama and movies shape up our lives.

00:21:03Exactly.

00:21:03So it's very important to see what kind of content can be seen.

00:21:07Yes.

00:21:08And thank you very much.

00:21:09Now the channels are starting to open.

00:21:12Look,

00:21:13social issues are starting to become more drama.

00:21:17In fact,

00:21:18if a romantic drama is empty,

00:21:20it doesn't work.

00:21:22Why don't we go away?

00:21:23I was lucky enough to be part of that.

00:21:26Exactly.

00:21:28It's not about romance.

00:21:30It's not about romance.

00:21:31It's not about romance.

00:21:32It's about romance.

00:21:32It was a part of romance.

00:21:33Yes.

00:21:33The rest is a very...

00:21:35It's about daily life problems.

00:21:37Children,

00:21:37whose parents are going to go,

00:21:38what they suffer.

00:21:39After a break,

00:21:40we'll come back and continue.

00:21:43Good morning, Pakistan.

00:21:44We are with our beloved people.

00:21:46And we'll be able to do more love.

00:21:57Welcome.

00:21:57Welcome back.

00:21:58Good morning, Pakistan.

00:21:59So,

00:22:00today you are meeting

00:22:02with the people

00:22:03who you watch on the screen

00:22:05on the drama.

00:22:06But,

00:22:07you probably don't have a proper knowledge

00:22:09that we understand today.

00:22:11We are doing the same.

00:22:13Anam.

00:22:13Yes, Anam.

00:22:15You worked in two dramas.

00:22:16And this is so great.

00:22:18The two dramas

00:22:19that people have seen so much.

00:22:21And now,

00:22:22you have become more familiar.

00:22:24Only two dramas.

00:22:25Yes.

00:22:25I am very lucky.

00:22:26I am so grateful.

00:22:27Masha Allah.

00:22:28So, how did you get a chance

00:22:29before?

00:22:30And how did you think

00:22:31that I will take this field?

00:22:33So, I was shocked from acting

00:22:34from my childhood.

00:22:36I was doing theatre in school.

00:22:38I was doing dramatic society

00:22:39as a president.

00:22:40But,

00:22:41I was a very young kid.

00:22:43So,

00:22:44I went to my undergraduate

00:22:46outside of America.

00:22:47I went to UCLA,

00:22:48Los Angeles.

00:22:49I had a double major

00:22:50in political science

00:22:51and international development.

00:22:53Okay.

00:22:54So,

00:22:54I was genuinely shocked

00:22:56of society,

00:22:57people,

00:22:58politics.

00:22:59But,

00:22:59the theatre department

00:23:02was so difficult.

00:23:03I took a course

00:23:04and had a theatre club

00:23:06called Hooligan Theatre Company.

00:23:07Okay.

00:23:08So,

00:23:08I joined that.

00:23:10I also did theatre.

00:23:11Then,

00:23:12when I came back,

00:23:13I started a corporate job

00:23:15because,

00:23:16I was in that system.

00:23:17I've always had internships,

00:23:19jobs.

00:23:19I didn't sit far away.

00:23:20So,

00:23:20I graduated with a corporate job.

00:23:24I started a strategy consulting firm

00:23:25which was a UAE-based company.

00:23:27Okay.

00:23:29when I was doing it,

00:23:30I realized that

00:23:31this is acting.

00:23:33You have also

00:23:34lost your laptop.

00:23:35Absolutely.

00:23:36But,

00:23:37I slowly did it.

00:23:38While I was working,

00:23:39I did a lot of workshops.

00:23:40Okay.

00:23:40Like,

00:23:41I had an acting workshop in Faiz Ghar,

00:23:43Adeel Hashmi Sir.

00:23:45In Aulom Apollo,

00:23:46Samia Mumtaz Ji.

00:23:47Wow.

00:23:48And Ali Junejo.

00:23:49So,

00:23:50I was working at 9-6.

00:23:52After the weekends,

00:23:54I was learning acting,

00:23:57spending time.

00:23:58I did a lot of short films.

00:24:00Okay.

00:24:01I did a lot of thesis films

00:24:01or student filmmakers.

00:24:04I did a lot of short films.

00:24:05I made a lot of short films.

00:24:05I made a lot of good portfolio.

00:24:08When I made a portfolio,

00:24:09I started to send

00:24:10production houses.

00:24:12Because,

00:24:13I had clips,

00:24:13different characters,

00:24:15different looks.

00:24:15I just sent,

00:24:16sent, sent.

00:24:18Then,

00:24:19finally,

00:24:19I called for

00:24:21a call.

00:24:23It was a small,

00:24:23but,

00:24:24in Lahore,

00:24:26it was a university friend.

00:24:28I remember.

00:24:29And,

00:24:30that was just a dream

00:24:31because,

00:24:32Nadeem Baik Sir

00:24:33to work,

00:24:34Hamayu Saeed,

00:24:34Saajal Ali,

00:24:35Sanam Saeed,

00:24:36all of my dream people

00:24:38to work with.

00:24:40So,

00:24:40I enjoyed that experience.

00:24:42And,

00:24:42I think,

00:24:43as it aired,

00:24:44probably,

00:24:46we have seen it.

00:24:47Although,

00:24:47I had collected my portfolio

00:24:48before.

00:24:49I had sent my portfolio

00:24:50everywhere.

00:24:52Then,

00:24:52I think,

00:24:52they saw me on

00:24:53Manto.

00:24:54And,

00:24:54they called me for

00:24:55Zinjire.

00:24:56And,

00:24:56Zinjire was just,

00:24:58a dream come true.

00:25:00What do I say?

00:25:00So,

00:25:00it was a tremendous project,

00:25:02a tremendous team.

00:25:03Again,

00:25:03Sajal,

00:25:03a small job.

00:25:04a small job,

00:25:05nothing happens.

00:25:07You can tell people

00:25:09that this craft

00:25:10comes to me.

00:25:11Because,

00:25:11when I saw your

00:25:12Manto,

00:25:13I said,

00:25:14this is a friend.

00:25:15But,

00:25:16this is a great dialogue.

00:25:18So,

00:25:18Nadeem has worked on it.

00:25:20And,

00:25:21this is a great job.

00:25:23Because,

00:25:23you do a lot.

00:25:23It's a great job.

00:25:24You can see,

00:25:25those characters,

00:25:26they don't have a lot of work.

00:25:28Or,

00:25:29they do the whole scene.

00:25:31Sometimes,

00:25:31in some episodes.

00:25:33But,

00:25:33you took it so good.

00:25:35So,

00:25:36people picked it.

00:25:37It's good.

00:25:38It's good.

00:25:39It's good.

00:25:39So,

00:25:40it's good.

00:25:40It's good.

00:25:41It's good.

00:25:42It's good.

00:25:44It's good.

00:25:45romantic actors.

00:25:45And,

00:25:45after that,

00:25:47we are working on industry.

00:25:49Whatever you get,

00:25:50you just have to take it

00:25:52and seize the moment

00:25:53and try your best.

00:25:54it's my idea.

00:25:55It's good.

00:25:56See,

00:25:57you get a little bit

00:25:59Movements,

00:26:00body language.

00:26:02Because,

00:26:03there are a little difference between theater

00:26:03and TV.

00:26:05There's a lot of difference.

00:26:06Yeah.

00:26:07Wow.

00:26:08Ok.

00:26:09Now,

00:26:09you've come from the America.

00:26:13I'll ask you.

00:26:13I will ask this, what is your job? You are doing your job and now you are going to acting

00:26:21and you are going to acting

00:26:24What happened to our daughter?

00:26:25She was very frustrated, even though I used to do acting in the school, but she thought that I don't

00:26:32do so seriously because I had internships so seriously

00:26:35I had internship in a microfinance bank, legal NGO, law firm, so they thought that I would go to law

00:26:41or corporate job

00:26:43It was a very good job, so they didn't say that you are so good and stable job, how are

00:26:48you doing it?

00:26:49But I told them that my life is very small, I don't want to regret it, there is a chance

00:26:55and freedom

00:26:56Education is very important, I am very grateful

00:26:59And you also complete education

00:27:01So if this industry doesn't work out, I can get a job

00:27:06You have made a plan A and B and Plan B

00:27:10Yes, I presented them that I have a work experience and degree

00:27:14So if this industry doesn't work out, I have an option, I won't be able to be employed

00:27:21Because being able to earn is very important, you have to be financially stable

00:27:25So I have told them that I want to try a little bit of time, let's see where it goes

00:27:33Then they are convinced

00:27:34They are convinced

00:27:35They are convinced

00:27:36Because everything I have accomplished

00:27:37It was not that I have left studying or something

00:27:39So they have said that there is a degree

00:27:41I have a backup plan, so let's go

00:27:44So how many siblings are you?

00:27:47I have a big brother and a little girl

00:27:50They are both in America

00:27:51And they are also very young

00:27:53My brother is a consultant at a health care firm

00:27:57My little girl is studying computer science from Columbia

00:28:00Oh, all young children

00:28:02So many young children

00:28:03I didn't know how to do this artistic child

00:28:05How do you feel?

00:28:06Your mother is in Pakistan?

00:28:07Yes, she is in Pakistan

00:28:08Yes, she is in Pakistan

00:28:09And the children are out there

00:28:12And you have a love in Pakistan

00:28:15Yes

00:28:16Haira?

00:28:16I wanted to try and I didn't want to have any regrets

00:28:19So what do you want?

00:28:21If you don't have offers

00:28:22You don't think you want to go back to the job

00:28:24You are in this industry?

00:28:27No

00:28:27I have chosen this industry

00:28:28So I will add 110%

00:28:30I will add all the focus efforts

00:28:31And I will add that

00:28:32I want to do a good job

00:28:34I am very grateful

00:28:35That the past projects

00:28:37They were very good projects

00:28:38Amazing teams

00:28:40Storylines

00:28:40They were very good

00:28:41So I just want to

00:28:43Inshallah

00:28:43And get a good job

00:28:44And get a good job

00:28:46And get a good job

00:28:46And get a better job

00:28:47And learn more

00:28:49So you are not regretting

00:28:51From here

00:28:52From here

00:28:53No

00:28:54No

00:28:54People are good

00:28:55You are lucky

00:28:56You are lucky

00:28:57Yes

00:28:57You are lucky

00:28:58Yes

00:28:59So now

00:28:59You are lucky

00:29:00Does anyone know

00:29:01Is it Zanjiri?

00:29:04Is it Zanjiri?

00:29:04Or is it

00:29:04No

00:29:06Actually

00:29:06Zanjiri changed my life

00:29:08In the last episodes

00:29:10Our characters

00:29:11The supporting role

00:29:12Of the characters

00:29:12They had a climax

00:29:14Through them

00:29:16So our characters

00:29:17Were very viral

00:29:19Were very viral

00:29:21So I think Zanjiri changed my life

00:29:23And people

00:29:23People really know me

00:29:25It's very weird

00:29:26But it's also

00:29:27It's very good

00:29:28It's very good

00:29:29People appreciate it

00:29:30So it's like

00:29:32People are coming

00:29:33And taking pictures

00:29:34And seeing me

00:29:35But it's very good

00:29:37It's very good

00:29:38It's very good

00:29:39Yes

00:29:39Now I'm going to Fajr

00:29:41So Fajr

00:29:42I will ask you

00:29:44Because you have

00:29:45First time

00:29:46You have

00:29:46You didn't have

00:29:47First time

00:29:47So how long

00:29:49How did you do

00:29:50Acting

00:29:50I joined Napa

00:29:53In 2016

00:29:53I joined Napa

00:29:55Oh

00:29:55This is Napa

00:29:57One child

00:29:58From Napa

00:29:59And in 19

00:30:00It was complete

00:30:02And then Covid

00:30:03So I started the work

00:30:05From 22

00:30:06Because

00:30:07And then

00:30:08I was a little

00:30:10So I couldn't

00:30:11To go

00:30:12To Covid

00:30:12We were not going

00:30:13To auditions

00:30:14So there were

00:30:15Some auditions

00:30:16There were

00:30:17Many auditions

00:30:19Even

00:30:19Napa

00:30:20In the time

00:30:21I also had

00:30:21Thesis

00:30:22K.U.

00:30:23K.U.

00:30:24K.U.

00:30:25K.U.

00:30:26K.U.

00:30:29K.U.

00:30:31K.U.

00:30:32K.U.

00:30:37K.U.

00:30:38K.U.

00:30:39K.U.

00:30:40K.U.

00:30:41K.U.

00:30:42K.U.

00:30:44K.U.

00:30:46K.U.

00:30:56K.U.

00:30:57I just do it so that I love my mom.

00:31:00I love your mom.

00:31:01And you were shocked acting?

00:31:03Yes, I was shocked.

00:31:05But actually, I had an audition.

00:31:08And I was so nervous.

00:31:10And I was crying.

00:31:11So I felt like I was a good actress.

00:31:13She was crying too.

00:31:17So when I called on the project,

00:31:21when I went to shoot,

00:31:23I didn't see that I could do it.

00:31:24I didn't see that I could do it.

00:31:25I could only take a train.

00:31:27But I wanted to do it.

00:31:30When I was giving auditions...

00:31:32This is a very funny thing.

00:31:34When I was singing,

00:31:35I was like, what is this?

00:31:38Yes, it was a conference room type.

00:31:41There were people sitting there.

00:31:42I always studied girls from school.

00:31:46There were tabloids.

00:31:48There were no characters for the girls.

00:31:51I was like Balochie, Sindhi.

00:31:53I always became a girl.

00:31:55So that was my interest.

00:31:57So I was like, I didn't know how to cry.

00:31:59So I was like, I was conscious.

00:32:02And then at some time,

00:32:03someone said to me,

00:32:04Fajr, I won't be with you.

00:32:06You leave me with me.

00:32:07Then I said, you'll do it.

00:32:09You'll do it.

00:32:10You'll do it.

00:32:11Then after that,

00:32:14Alhamdulillah, I met always good people.

00:32:15You'll do it.

00:32:16And when we were studying,

00:32:19many of you are in your own field.

00:32:22You don't know how to do it.

00:32:23Some of you want to do it.

00:32:26Many of you want to do it.

00:32:27So many of you were saying,

00:32:29why are you going to audition?

00:32:31It's only for marketing.

00:32:33And I told everyone about the audition.

00:32:38I told everyone about the audition.

00:32:39So many of you were doing it.

00:32:40So many of you were doing it.

00:32:43They didn't know anything.

00:32:46Now they didn't go.

00:32:47I went.

00:32:48I went.

00:32:49And they were there.

00:32:50And they were saying,

00:32:51let's go and do it.

00:32:52let's go and do it.

00:32:53I mean, the audition matters.

00:32:57Because we are sitting on the way

00:32:59for casting.

00:33:00So we have a problem.

00:33:02I feel like,

00:33:02I can say,

00:33:04I feel like I am not aiming for good people,

00:33:06I have to.

00:33:07Then there are of course,

00:33:07people also need good actors,

00:33:11and confidenters.

00:33:14It's not that auditions are fake.

00:33:17Actually,

00:33:18this is a case.

00:33:22It has happened.

00:33:23Maybe there was something to see.

00:33:25No one has nothing wanted with it.

00:33:25Because every one of you are watching

00:33:27everything is shocked.

00:33:29She also made an audition.

00:33:32She also made an audition.

00:33:34You also did.

00:33:35She was in PR.

00:33:36They know that there are auditions.

00:33:38And they are genuinely.

00:33:39Where you get the opportunity.

00:33:42People keep in mind.

00:33:44When auditions are seen,

00:33:45they say,

00:33:46I saw the audition.

00:33:48She was a good girl.

00:33:49So, where you get the opportunity.

00:33:52Some people are the same.

00:33:52They are the same.

00:33:54But they should be afraid of auditioning.

00:33:59They are also doing the same.

00:34:03They are also doing what they are doing.

00:34:05They are also doing the same.

00:34:06And they are doing the same.

00:34:06That's what they are doing.

00:34:08They are doing the same.

00:34:10We are giving a platform.

00:34:11So, you can use that platform.

00:34:13How many auditions have failed?

00:34:16After that, I went for a long time.

00:34:18I have 2 or 3 auditions made.

00:34:21My audition was such a way that someone told me to go to Fajar.

00:34:26Then I said to myself, I would like to learn and do it.

00:34:29At that time, I didn't think that I had to sit down and sit down.

00:34:32I went to Napa and I also had an audition.

00:34:35Even when my first theatre was there, everyone had a lot of praise.

00:34:39Then I realized that this is my type of feeling and I can do it.

00:34:43I always get a happy feeling and I'm getting a happy feeling.

00:34:45So, I feel like you don't sit down and go to auditions.

00:34:51Please, go.

00:34:52Everyone go.

00:34:53Do you think that Mia's first of all who rejected me in the audition?

00:34:57My dad.

00:35:00I said to myself, I will change her.

00:35:03I will change her.

00:35:04I will change my life.

00:35:05I will not do it.

00:35:08So, how many people have had a rejection in auditions.

00:35:13I will change my life.

00:35:14But I will change their consistency and craft.

00:35:18The theatre teaches me a lot.

00:35:20In the theatre, when you have a real-time feedback,

00:35:27it will be very much groomed.

00:35:31I have noticed that.

00:35:32Because you can see that we are in the camera.

00:35:36In a movie, in a drama, in a TVC or a DVC,

00:35:39you have an edge that you will repeat the scene again.

00:35:44If you haven't done it.

00:35:45In the theatre, you don't have that privilege.

00:35:47If it's done, it's done.

00:35:50In the theatre, we have a line.

00:35:52If there are 200 audiences, we get the same response.

00:35:56So, we have a line.

00:35:58And we know that we have a good line today.

00:36:03And people have a response.

00:36:04The audience is also very groomed and polished.

00:36:08I have done a lot of PR in theatre.

00:36:10So, I have also done a lot in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad.

00:36:15So, I know three audiences.

00:36:17Karachi's audience is so groomed that they know that the clap should be concluded in three seconds or five seconds.

00:36:26That it's not the tempo that the scene is running.

00:36:30The theatre is also very polished and groomed.

00:36:33It's not the normal content.

00:36:35Exactly.

00:36:36For the theatre to go, I love to go and watch theatre.

00:36:40So, you can see how much effort you go from home.

00:36:42You go, you buy a ticket.

00:36:44You should be interested in that.

00:36:46It's very fun.

00:36:47Then, you sit there for a half or two hours.

00:36:50The theatre is a different world.

00:36:51Yes, it's a different world.

00:36:51Absolutely.

00:36:52Okay.

00:36:53So, the parents were all supporting.

00:36:55They were all together.

00:36:56For the girls, there is a little issue in our society.

00:36:59That they are very important to be supportive of the family.

00:37:02In my home, I am the one who works outside.

00:37:06All of my daughters were married at a very young age.

00:37:08All of my daughters were married at a very young age.

00:37:10So, for me, it was the first time of my childhood,

00:37:13that it would be different.

00:37:15It would not be heard of anyone's.

00:37:17So, when I did it, I didn't shock them to be so big.

00:37:20Yes, everyone told me that I should do something else.

00:37:23I said, okay, I will do something else.

00:37:25But, until that time, I wanted to lose the appreciation here.

00:37:29I wanted to lose the appreciation.

00:37:30I really liked it.

00:37:32Today, I always liked it.

00:37:34And the biggest thing is that my mother never lost me.

00:37:39So, even when I started my career at the beginning,

00:37:44what I did, what I did, what I did, what I did,

00:37:45that was the first time of my life.

00:37:48So, I just did a lot of work for them.

00:37:51I just did a lot of work for them.

00:37:52I just did a lot of work for them.

00:37:52What a matter.

00:37:53We are taking a break.

00:37:54We will take a lot of questions.

00:37:56We will take a lot of tips for you.

00:37:58Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:07Welcome. Welcome back.

00:38:08Good morning, Pakistan.

00:38:09Before I start my interview with you,

00:38:18Let's stop myself.

00:38:20Super morning, Ibiza.

00:38:24My husband and I will continue my interview with you.

00:38:28I am a leader.

00:38:29My husband's sister to be here.

00:38:29I am a leader.

00:38:30I wanted myself to marry him.

00:38:30I am a leader.

00:38:31And I would like to marry him to follow him.

00:38:33my husband and I will love him.

00:38:35And I will be a leader.

00:38:37I'm a leader.

00:38:38I will be a leader.

00:38:39can be a little delay, can be a help from cancer, can be a help from cancer.

00:38:46So, keep your life in your life.

00:38:50And stay fit.

00:38:52So, today we are all the celebrities.

00:38:57We are talking about them.

00:38:58And now we are going to know about them.

00:39:02We are going to know about them.

00:39:03Where are they?

00:39:04Where are they?

00:39:04We are going to know about them.

00:39:05We are going to know about them.

00:39:09We are going to know about them.

00:39:10I am very happy about them.

00:39:12I am taking a lot of time.

00:39:14I am taking interviews with people.

00:39:16Who is not that?

00:39:17Besides Aatif Aslam, I am sitting on the sofa.

00:39:22So, as you guys have come to me,

00:39:27Sajjal, Saboor, Eamon Minnal.

00:39:30Everyone has come here.

00:39:31And I have noticed that all the children are coming here.

00:39:38Their degrees are very strong.

00:39:41They have a very good academic background.

00:39:45And they are coming up with them.

00:39:49So, I am very happy.

00:39:50But at one time, I did a little bit of interest.

00:39:57I was taking a little interest from them.

00:39:57Then I was going to know about them.

00:40:00They have not come here to graduate.

00:40:02They have not come here in the field.

00:40:04At that time, people is in their mind.

00:40:06That wasn't good in the field.

00:40:08But, after reading interviews, I think that,

00:40:12Everyone has their own background and after that, they choose this field.

00:40:17Think and understand.

00:40:18Today's kids are smart too.

00:40:20If they are on the creative side, then they have a degree in that side.

00:40:23Exactly.

00:40:24We didn't have so much awareness.

00:40:26We didn't have so much permission.

00:40:27No permission.

00:40:28We didn't have a doctor or engineer.

00:40:30That's it.

00:40:31That's it.

00:40:32If you're a girl, you're a doctor.

00:40:34If you're a child, you're an engineer.

00:40:35There's no profession in your parents.

00:40:37You have a vast profession.

00:40:39And what I listen to, it doesn't have to be heard.

00:40:42Okay.

00:40:43There's no work here.

00:40:44So let's start with your stories.

00:40:47Let's go with you.

00:40:48First.

00:40:52You'll remember the name.

00:40:53Shahira.

00:40:54Shahira.

00:40:55Yes.

00:40:56There's no story in America.

00:40:58This is not a good story, but my life is a very important part.

00:41:01I remember everything.

00:41:02My cousin was Sabika Shaykh.

00:41:05She was 17 years old.

00:41:06I was a teacher.

00:41:06And when I was selected in Fullbright,

00:41:09then Sabika was a high school.

00:41:10What is it called?

00:41:11Full scholarship?

00:41:12Full scholarship.

00:41:13What is it called?

00:41:14You have to eat, eat, eat, eat, eat?

00:41:16Herches.

00:41:16Oh, wow.

00:41:17You have to study.

00:41:18Do you give it?

00:41:19Every single thing.

00:41:21Wow.

00:41:22And when?

00:41:23How do you get?

00:41:24All A-stars.

00:41:26I have to be a lot of effort.

00:41:27You have to be a test for scholarships?

00:41:29Yes.

00:41:29It's a process for Fullbright.

00:41:32And Sabika, who is my cousin, was a high school selection in a program.

00:41:36He was also in a program.

00:41:37And it was only one year's program.

00:41:38It was going to be back again.

00:41:40Three weeks ago, there was a school shooting.

00:41:4418 May 2018.

00:41:46And he was also in that class.

00:41:48And then I came back with Sabika's body to Pakistan.

00:41:52Oh my god.

00:41:53Then I came back to America.

00:41:54Then I wrote the bills.

00:41:56And Sabika's name was a bill.

00:41:58Gun Violence Prevention.

00:41:59And I was introduced to that congress.

00:42:01So that's my story about America.

00:42:04Oh my god.

00:42:07Yeah.

00:42:08Oh my god.

00:42:09Oh my god.

00:42:10Oh my god.

00:42:11Oh my god.

00:42:12Oh my god.

00:42:15But there is a school in the university.

00:42:19Oof.

00:42:20And Sabika's in that program,

00:42:21was coming to me.

00:42:22I mean, I was studying to apply it to him.

00:42:25But what did you know?

00:42:26You were looking good for him.

00:42:29He was so written.

00:42:31But he was so written.

00:42:31But he showed that he's a world.

00:42:34So that his life is stronger.

00:42:37We have to live in that world.

00:42:41He's not able to live in the world.

00:42:45Absolutely.

00:42:48My daughter was driving the car and she was scared.

00:42:50I told her that she was scared.

00:42:51I told her that she was scared of the car.

00:42:55People are scared of sitting in the car.

00:43:00The car is the safest road of transportation.

00:43:07You will be sitting in your house.

00:43:08If you write it, you will come.

00:43:10Absolutely.

00:43:12You have been embarrassed.

00:43:14Because my daughter is here.

00:43:16I feel so scared.

00:43:22You are also there.

00:43:24You have not done anything with your eyes?

00:43:28No.

00:43:29If you are studying abroad as a student,

00:43:32what are the difficulties you need to do?

00:43:34Because I was on a Pakistani passport,

00:43:36it was always fair that

00:43:37at any point,

00:43:39you don't have to do anything in any case.

00:43:42And you will have to do it.

00:43:44You will have to do it.

00:43:45You will have to do it.

00:43:45Like jaywalking, crossing the street,

00:43:47you will have red light.

00:43:48I was so scared.

00:43:49I felt like I didn't break any rules.

00:43:51I was so scared.

00:43:52They will have some problems.

00:43:54I felt like I had phobias.

00:43:56And you are on your own.

00:43:58Where I was in LA,

00:43:59I didn't know anyone there before.

00:44:01First of all, I was there on my first day of school.

00:44:03Before I didn't know about the place, I didn't know about the place or any family or friends.

00:44:08So it's just you're starting from scratch. You're all on your own.

00:44:12But I think you have a lot of resilience. You become strong. You learn so many things.

00:44:17You become tough.

00:44:19You become tough.

00:44:20You have to face everything independently.

00:44:25You have to be ill or anything.

00:44:27You have to bear everything.

00:44:29You have to be ill.

00:44:31You have to be ill.

00:44:33You have to be ill.

00:44:34You have to be ill.

00:44:38You have to be ill.

00:44:39You have to be ill.

00:44:42You are surviving in a noodle cup.

00:44:46Don't ask me what will happen with my mother and father.

00:44:49When you are ill, what will happen with their hearts?

00:44:52Because there is no one who is going to be ill.

00:44:55Who is going to be ill?

00:44:56Who is going to be ill?

00:44:58Who is going to be ill?

00:44:59There is no one who is going to be ill.

00:45:00How do people send it to me?

00:45:01I know.

00:45:02That they have to be ill.

00:45:03They don't have to eat it.

00:45:04Who will eat it?

00:45:05Who will eat it?

00:45:06Who will eat it?

00:45:06Not on the phone.

00:45:08It's a very difficult time.

00:45:11Let's go.

00:45:15Hi King.

00:45:16This is a very fun story.

00:45:19When I was in school, I was selected to represent Pakistan at the Seeds of Peace International Camp.

00:45:24They bring children from conflict areas.

00:45:27Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Middle East, Palestine, Egypt, Jordan etc.

00:45:33Where was the dialogue camp?

00:45:35Where was the LGS defense?

00:45:38Okay.

00:45:38In Lahore.

00:45:39Yes, in Lahore.

00:45:40Yes, in Lahore.

00:45:42Yes, in Lahore.

00:45:44In the camp, there were dialogues on political issues and things like that.

00:45:48But we also played games.

00:45:50The idea was that the newspaper or the media say that this is an enemy.

00:45:55You know them.

00:45:56It was about humanity.

00:45:57To become friends with the enemy.

00:46:00To learn to talk to them.

00:46:01So, one of our activities was hiking.

00:46:03So, the challenge was that your pairs were made.

00:46:09And one person was blindfolded and the other person couldn't speak.

00:46:12So, I was with someone who was blindfolded.

00:46:15And I couldn't speak.

00:46:17Because it was a rule.

00:46:19So, a trust exercise is that who was blindfolded.

00:46:22Imagine you are hiking.

00:46:24Can you imagine hiking without seeing?

00:46:26And then I couldn't speak.

00:46:28If there is something, I have to guide them.

00:46:31I have to guide them.

00:46:32So, they had to take your hands?

00:46:33Yes.

00:46:33So, it was pairs.

00:46:34If we were 12, we would have to be 6 pairs.

00:46:36In each pair, one person was blindfolded.

00:46:39The other person couldn't speak.

00:46:40And the challenge was that you had to reach the right hand.

00:46:43Oh my god.

00:46:44So, it was an exercise on trust.

00:46:46And another beautiful thing that they did.

00:46:49When we were at base, they said,

00:46:50put a stone in your backpack.

00:46:53Something heavy that's weighing you down.

00:46:54So, we had to take a stone in a stone bag.

00:46:56We were walking and walking.

00:46:59Eventually, when we reached the top,

00:47:01they said,

00:47:01that the stone that's your baggage,

00:47:04your trauma,

00:47:05anything that's holding you back in life.

00:47:07Now, we reached the top of the mountain.

00:47:09Let's take this stone.

00:47:10And throw this stone from the top of the mountain.

00:47:12And just shout.

00:47:13I have never done this before.

00:47:15Just shout.

00:47:16Because people, the house, the city, the city,

00:47:19or the mountain...

00:47:20You would suppress your voice.

00:47:21You wouldn't suppress your voice.

00:47:25And we were just screaming.

00:47:28And it was just such a beautiful metaphor.

00:47:30That the baggage,

00:47:31learn to let go.

00:47:32And the trust exercise,

00:47:34that the other blindfolded was with me.

00:47:36How to guide me.

00:47:37That responsibility was on me.

00:47:39That it won't happen.

00:47:40That it won't happen.

00:47:41I have to guide me.

00:47:42And I can't say.

00:47:43If there is a tree or a tree,

00:47:45I have to take it and take it.

00:47:48Because I don't want to say it.

00:47:49So, it was just a fun, very interesting exercise.

00:47:52And in this small age,

00:47:52it really taught me a lot.

00:47:54It left a big impression.

00:47:55I think I was 15 years old.

00:47:57Wow.

00:47:58So, this event has changed me.

00:48:01These things are very important in life.

00:48:03You have to be a good person.

00:48:05To build your personality.

00:48:07These things are very important.

00:48:09And thank you,

00:48:09that schools are understanding these things.

00:48:11and they are understanding.

00:48:12And thus,

00:48:13on the enormous library,

00:48:14instead of being a good person.

00:48:17There are many things.

00:48:18The teachers are learning,

00:48:19that they need to tell them,

00:48:21and that they will do the same school.

00:48:23Yes.

00:48:24Okay.

00:48:24That is also the school itself.

00:48:26Yes.

00:48:27My son is a very old man,

00:48:28but it's like,

00:48:30it's funny incident.

00:48:32And now I'll tell them

00:48:33it's about two school friends.

00:48:36Who are sitting in UK.

00:48:38One is a doctor.

00:48:39One is a philanthropist.

00:48:41there and mashallah doing very well there. Both of them. And I remember that I and my philanthropist friend, her

00:48:49name is Aamna,

00:48:50we had a routine daily. We had a friend who was a doctor. We had a very competent doctor. We

00:48:57had a lunch that day.

00:48:58Okay. And we had to tell him without telling him. No, we had to tell him without telling him.

00:49:03We had to tell him to eat. Because her mother gave a very delicious lunch. Even in Pakistan, we had

00:49:09to make it.

00:49:11And she was not allowed to eat from outside. Because she had to tell him that she wouldn't eat good

00:49:16things from the canteen.

00:49:19And then we had to eat her daily. So this is a great school incident.

00:49:25I remember that her mother made so good and healthy hygienic food that we had eaten.

00:49:33And auntie, sorry, I have to tell you a lot of years ago.

00:49:36We had to tell him that. We had a friend who had lunch. We had all our money.

00:49:43And she shared a sandwich with seven girls. How many of you can get two bites?

00:49:48We had to tell him how many of you can get two bites.

00:49:49What is your story?

00:49:51Okay. This is a very funny story.

00:49:5514th August.

00:49:56Yes.

00:49:57So when I was a kid, I and my brother used to go home.

00:50:00Okay.

00:50:01We were very passionate.

00:50:04We were very passionate.

00:50:05And we were very passionate.

00:50:06And there was no need to be a teacher.

00:50:08And I, at that time,

00:50:10I probably remember that you had to get two bites for the kids.

00:50:14I remember that you had to get two bites for the kids.

00:50:15I remember that.

00:50:16My father gave me that.

00:50:18My father always gave me so many things.

00:50:21And I was four or five years old.

00:50:23I remember that I had to get a whole house.

00:50:26And I had to wear green moonlight.

00:50:28And I had to wear green moonlight.

00:50:30And I had to go outside.

00:50:31And I had to go outside.

00:50:33Just because my house was the best.

00:50:35In the house and moonlight,

00:50:38I was sitting outside.

00:50:40My house was the best.

00:50:42And I remember that.

00:50:43I was thinking,

00:50:43I don't remember that.

00:50:48I have to ask that.

00:50:49I had to use the rules.

00:50:50The rules were not the rules.

00:50:51The rules were not the rules.

00:50:52The rules were the rules.

00:50:53I was really shocked.

00:50:54The classic dance.

00:50:54I was at my age.

00:50:56I was 6-7 years old.

00:50:58But it was in my brain.

00:50:59It was a baby pink suit.

00:51:03I had a baby pink suit.

00:51:04I had a golden coat in that time.

00:51:06It was white, I was a burden.

00:51:10I wore them.

00:51:13I was wearing they were standing.

00:51:15People were standing.

00:51:16I was wearing them.

00:51:17I was wearing they were ko-ty and I was wearing them.

00:51:20I felt there was a dress.

00:51:22I was wearing them.

00:51:24They were wearing them.

00:51:26I laughed and said,

00:51:27That's why I did it.

00:51:28I used to wear pants.

00:51:30The gunguru, who used to wear classical dance,

00:51:33the sound of the gunguru.

00:51:34But that's the beauty of childhood.

00:51:36That's how it works.

00:51:39You both went home and took pictures.

00:51:43I couldn't say the colour.

00:51:44I couldn't say the golden coat and the gunguru.

00:51:47And my wife said,

00:51:48all of you are watching.

00:51:50Where are the voices coming from?

00:51:52So, you know,

00:51:54there are some things in your mouth.

00:51:57For me, it's a trauma.

00:51:59And you're laughing.

00:52:01What's happening?

00:52:01And the threading of everything is hidden.

00:52:06You don't have to show this.

00:52:08My wife,

00:52:08when she was looking at her,

00:52:10she was looking at her.

00:52:11I can't do this with her.

00:52:14I can do this with her.

00:52:15I remember that the first time I did the eyebrows,

00:52:17my mother had to show this.

00:52:19I don't know.

00:52:19What happened?

00:52:22What was the meaning of this?

00:52:25It was that way it was that way we had.

00:52:26We didn't have to give up until 11 years.

00:52:29We were not able to give up.

00:52:30We had eyebrows and upper lips.

00:52:31Yes, we could relate.

00:52:34We had 9 and 10 years of girls who have taken our love.

00:52:38Like,

00:52:38Nattu Lala,

00:52:40Mucche,

00:52:41and I don't know what it is.

00:52:42It was so much.

00:52:44It was a pity.

00:52:45I also studied girls from this school.

00:52:47from the school, the person who made the eye brows in the class was so much fun in the class.

00:52:53They noticed so much that they had to see it.

00:52:55Look at this, it's so much polished.

00:52:57We don't want to go.

00:52:59It's a very weird thing.

00:53:02Tell us about it.

00:53:03I've seen 4-year-old kids get ready with me.

00:53:07They make it.

00:53:08I love it.

00:53:09The kids are groomed.

00:53:10And this is a shame.

00:53:13It's a shame.

00:53:14They're groomed.

00:53:16They don't want to go.

00:53:17They don't want to go.

00:53:19It's a shame.

00:53:22It's a shame.

00:53:23The children don't want to go.

00:53:28It's a shame, but it's a shame.

00:53:28The child's clothes were done.

00:53:33We used to wear them.

00:53:33Now, the child's brand was different.

00:53:36They're very good.

00:53:39We'll take a break.

00:53:40Then, we'll give them some tips for the beauty.

00:53:41and we will give you tips for how to keep your thoughts.

00:53:45Good morning.

00:53:50Welcome and welcome back. Good morning Pakistan.

00:53:53Today, everyone's health, fitness,

00:53:56good food, good looking, good skin,

00:53:59it's a lot of stress.

00:54:02When we work like you guys,

00:54:05we would say,

00:54:06whatever you want to do,

00:54:07whatever you want to do,

00:54:09clean your mouth, clean your skin,

00:54:12clean your skin,

00:54:12not so much.

00:54:14But today's children are grown,

00:54:17awareness,

00:54:18everything knows.

00:54:19Let's start with you.

00:54:21Tell us about your fitness,

00:54:23your health,

00:54:24your skin,

00:54:24how do you think about your health?

00:54:26So,

00:54:28I've also studied nutrition.

00:54:30So,

00:54:30children used to eat a lot of food.

00:54:33At home,

00:54:33you drink a lot of food.

00:54:34I have no food.

00:54:35No food,

00:54:37there's no food,

00:54:39junk food.

00:54:40So,

00:54:40I don't do a lot of food.

00:54:41I prefer to eat a lot of food.

00:54:44I prefer to eat a lot of food.

00:54:46I do Pilates.

00:54:47And now,

00:54:48I have also started strength training.

00:54:50Very good.

00:54:52What do you do to Pilates?

00:54:53What is the benefit from you?

00:54:55Pilates is the tone of your body?

00:54:56It is the tone and your flexibility increases.

00:55:00I am very shocked by yoga Pilates.

00:55:02But on its own, it is not enough.

00:55:05As we get older, strength training, muscle training,

00:55:09I am going to go to that side.

00:55:11Look, children are going to know the gym

00:55:13and that is why they have attraction drawn.

00:55:16Because when you do the gym,

00:55:18you have a different attraction face.

00:55:23You have a different view of the gym.

00:55:28What do you do, Pajar?

00:55:31Skin care, fitness.

00:55:34I try to go to the gym.

00:55:37You do strength training?

00:55:38Yes, strength training.

00:55:40I do strength training.

00:55:41I make sure the skin is clean.

00:55:46I have a lot of money for my skin.

00:55:47I have a lot of money for my skin.

00:55:49I have a lot of money for my skin.

00:55:49I have a lot of money.

00:55:53I use the same thing,

00:55:55Even if we are in the indoor,

00:55:58it is very different from the light.

00:56:00It is not done with the technology.

00:56:02I always try my way.

00:56:04I have a lot of brands I use it.

00:56:07By working on skincare,

00:56:08Do I have some new brands?

00:56:10I can get it?

00:56:10I can not get it.

00:56:12I pay a lot of money for my skin.

00:56:15I don't want to buy anything in the gym, but I don't want to buy anything in the gym.

00:56:21Do you eat junk food or not?

00:56:25I don't like burgers and pizza because I don't like burgers and pizza because I don't like burgers and pizza.

00:56:33I make food very good so I prefer to make food at home.

00:56:39I don't like this in cold ring when I was in my childhood.

00:56:41I don't like this. I don't like this. I don't like this sugar from the beginning.

00:56:46I don't like this.

00:56:47As I'm growing up now, I'm doing strength training, but I've cut the sugar completely.

00:56:52Without the cheese.

00:56:53You know what I'm aware of and that's why you know about fitness.

00:56:58You're lucky.

00:56:59What did you do, Shaira?

00:57:01I learned a few years ago mixed martial arts.

00:57:04Oh, this is a good idea.

00:57:07It's all open now.

00:57:08It's all open now.

00:57:09I didn't get the opportunity to do it, but it's a problem.

00:57:13I've been misguided for a few years and I'm only doing cardio.

00:57:18That's the thing.

00:57:19I don't know how to do cardio.

00:57:21Everyone is doing cardio.

00:57:23I kept doing that and recently I moved to strength training.

00:57:29And this is about fitness.

00:57:31The other thing, eating is my mother can tell you how much struggle.

00:57:36My mother says that you don't want to eat outside.

00:57:38And I say that I will want to eat outside.

00:57:40So it's a struggle that we will get to the page.

00:57:43And you're shocked.

00:57:44I'm not shocked.

00:57:45I'm not shocked.

00:57:46But I say that you're good at home.

00:57:49You're good at home.

00:57:52And one thing.

00:57:54Another thing we had to talk about, I want to talk about haircare.

00:57:58I want to talk about haircare because they have curly hair.

00:58:01If you live in the Karachi, it's all so that it's a very difficult time to get the hands of

00:58:09your hair.

00:58:19I said, no, no, I want to keep curly hair.

00:58:24That is also a struggle to find the right products for curly hair.

00:58:28You know, curly hair routine is so subtle.

00:58:31My curly hair.

00:58:34That the plans are cancelled.

00:58:36The person is tired.

00:58:38I also learned how to use curly hair.

00:58:43Because my mom used to brush the hair like this.

00:58:46Now we have to use curly hair.

00:58:52We don't know what curly hair is.

00:58:53I know that today's child is dry cut.

00:58:55I don't know which curl serum.

00:58:58I have to have a lot of scrunch.

00:59:01My parents had to have boy cut hair.

00:59:05So my parents had to have a big trauma.

00:59:07I was prefect.

00:59:09I was giving duty.

00:59:10So I was like, I was like a child.

00:59:12My kids are walking around.

00:59:13When I came in, I was like a child.

00:59:16I had big hair.

00:59:17I had big hair over my youtube.

00:59:18I had big hair.

00:59:18However, I got to take a long hair.

00:59:18I was like a child.

00:59:18You are a girl, you are a girl.

00:59:21I like the hair.

00:59:22So I also think this is very much larger.

00:59:25This thing is something that I am going to do to do.

00:59:28I don't give a big child.

00:59:30My young child is not giving hair.

00:59:33They are saying it's my own little hair.

00:59:35I don't feel bad.

00:59:35No, my mother was in the cold, and all the kids are in the line.

00:59:42The school is going to the next August, and the school is in the same way.

00:59:46So it was horrible. I don't know why my mother did it.

00:59:49How will you get the aesthetic photos if you get the kids?

00:59:52You are in the control of the kids.

00:59:54What do you do with the aesthetic photos?

00:59:55That's right.

00:59:56So, you don't eat healthy.

00:59:59My mother is struggling with healthy food.

01:00:02I know I have decided.

01:00:03I have been so tired with my misail.

01:00:05I thought that now I am going to cook food.

01:00:07Now I am going to get into it.

01:00:09I have done martial arts.

01:00:11I have studied studies.

01:00:13I have done government jobs.

01:00:14I have done acting.

01:00:15Now I am going to cook food.

01:00:17This is also an art.

01:00:18Is it driving?

01:00:20No.

01:00:20Is it driving?

01:00:21No.

01:00:22Is it driving?

01:00:24No.

01:00:26My best friend Saba is a very good driver.

01:00:29It is driving highways, Balochistan and other places.

01:00:32And my mother is so hurt.

01:00:35You know I don't have to drive a cycle.

01:00:37In the university there was a cycle race.

01:00:39I reached there.

01:00:40And I said to her,

01:00:41It's not a cycle of four pounds.

01:00:44I didn't expect it to be four pounds.

01:00:47I didn't expect it to be four pounds.

01:00:47I will tell you that driving is a blessing and a curse.

01:00:50Yes.

01:00:51You become so independent.

01:00:53If you don't do anything,

01:00:55then everyone will think that you will do it.

01:00:58Because you will get out of the car.

01:00:59So this blessing and a curse,

01:01:01I always call it a blessing and a curse both.

01:01:03Look, I am driving,

01:01:04but I have no doubt.

01:01:06My mother says,

01:01:06No.

01:01:07You don't drive the car.

01:01:09So I say,

01:01:09I don't drive.

01:01:11So when I don't drive,

01:01:12I drive.

01:01:13And when I don't drive,

01:01:14I don't drive.

01:01:15I don't drive.

01:01:16For example, driving and cooking food.

01:01:18I don't like to cook food.

01:01:20I don't have to cook food.

01:01:20Because I have to cook food.

01:01:22I don't have to cook food.

01:01:23But I don't have to cook food.

01:01:24I have to cook food.

01:01:24The food is very good.

01:01:25I say,

01:01:26What would you do on the table,

01:01:27why would you do it on the bottom of the table?

01:01:30Let's cook it.

01:01:31No, do you have to cook food.

01:01:32I will never do.

01:01:33You will never do it.

01:01:34Now tell them,

01:01:35how do you keep your thoughts?

01:01:37Your body is a temple.

01:01:39Whatever you are eating.

01:01:41Whatever you are eating.

01:01:43Your skin care, hair care,

01:01:45weight management,

01:01:46Yes, it's okay that you need to exercise.

01:01:52I will not defy the fact that...

01:01:55Some people think that exercise is very bad.

01:01:56Yes, but whatever you are eating, I have reduced my weight.

01:02:02I think 20-25 kgs. Of course, for children, you have a lot of weight.

01:02:08But everything is done with good eating habits.

01:02:12I try to consume nuts, seeds, less carbs.

01:02:18I am very happy to cut the sugars as much as possible.

01:02:22And take the proteins.

01:02:25Your hair and skin are very good.

01:02:28Whenever you go on a strict diet, what is the effect?

01:02:31My hair is in my hands.

01:02:33If you are consuming enough protein,

01:02:36then you take eggs, almonds, meat.

01:02:39If you take it in the diet, they stay fine.

01:02:40Is your hair right after diet?

01:02:43Yes.

01:02:44Is it bad?

01:02:45And how do you feel the skin?

01:02:48The less touch it.

01:02:52Genetically, I am blessed.

01:02:54Kashmiri bloodline and all that.

01:02:56But the less touch it.

01:02:58The less touch it.

01:03:00Sorry, all of the estheticians, please.

01:03:02And the less touch it.

01:03:04And the less touch it.

01:03:04But if someone has an ailment,

01:03:06then you have to go for it.

01:03:07There are some medical issues.

01:03:08But without any doubt,

01:03:09Obsession is made.

01:03:11And without any doubt,

01:03:13the less touch it is.

01:03:13Peelings and all that.

01:03:15They avoid that.

01:03:17Maintain it.

01:03:17And gracefully age it.

01:03:19What is your problem?

01:03:21I am telling you.

01:03:21And what?

01:03:21You never can't hide it.

01:03:23You can't hide it.

01:03:24You can't hide it.

01:03:25But why not hide it?

01:03:26Why not enjoy it?

01:03:27Yes, enjoy it.

01:03:28But I tell you,

01:03:29I have a lot of fun.

01:03:30I was at that age.

01:03:31I was at that age.

01:03:32I was at that age.

01:03:33I was at that age.

01:03:34I was at that age.

01:03:35I was at that age.

01:03:35When you get respect.

01:03:36When you go somewhere,

01:03:38I thoroughly enjoy that.

01:03:39And I have seen my mother out there.

01:03:41That she has a little difficulty.

01:03:44So that she has a little difficulty.

01:03:46She enjoys me more and more.

01:03:48I enjoy it.

01:03:48That every age has a grace.

01:03:50You accept it.

01:03:51And enjoy it.

01:03:52Exactly.

01:03:53Exactly.

01:03:54So let's go.

01:03:55What is the story of Islamabad?

01:03:55Islamabad's story is the story of Islamabad.

01:03:58What is the story of Islamabad?

01:03:59What is the story of Islamabad?

01:04:00One good story of Islamabad is that.

01:04:02When I came back from America,

01:04:04and went to the job and moved to America,

01:04:05the parents moved there.

01:04:07At that time, I had written a bill of youth about the youth.

01:04:11That they gave you 30% tickets to the parties.

01:04:15So that bill of the bill,

01:04:17I did research a lot.

01:04:18And then all the parliamentarians,

01:04:19all the parties,

01:04:20all the parties,

01:04:21all the parties,

01:04:21all the parties went to meetings.

01:04:22and went to the National Assembly.

01:04:24And eventually,

01:04:24that bill came to the National Assembly.

01:04:26But it was the whole process.

01:04:28It was the 3 years of process.

01:04:29And when I went to the National Assembly,

01:04:32I felt so serious.

01:04:35I mean, I am sitting here,

01:04:36and I'm getting out of the country.

01:04:38I mean,

01:04:40I felt out of place.

01:04:43I felt so serious.

01:04:43I said,

01:04:44I don't have any idea.

01:04:46I don't have any idea.

01:04:46Who are people?

01:04:46And what process is going on.

01:04:48And now I'm here.

01:04:49I'm sitting here.

01:04:50And my bill is being debated on.

01:04:52It's so surreal.

01:04:53It's so bizarre.

01:04:54And then,

01:04:55when I went to the National Assembly,

01:04:57I went to the National Assembly.

01:04:58My mother and my mother were telling me,

01:04:59that this is a tree on the street.

01:05:03And I thought,

01:05:05that I was there.

01:05:06One hour ago,

01:05:07I came here.

01:05:07My mother-in-law is a botan.

01:05:09They are experts in Islamabad.

01:05:12And overall,

01:05:13my mother-in-law was shocked.

01:05:15They were living out in the evening.

01:05:17They had killed the F-10

01:05:19and they had seen as a tree.

01:05:21This is a tree-in-law.

01:05:23This is a new tree.

01:05:24They've never seen the purple tree in Karachi.

01:05:28They were seeing the purple tree in Islamabad.

01:05:30I was very surreal.

01:05:32I was sitting back and recollecting

01:05:34that I was in Karachi,

01:05:36in University Road.

01:05:38I was like,

01:05:38where am I in America?

01:05:39And where am I coming here?

01:05:41Life is like that

01:05:42from here.

01:05:43From here.

01:05:43And now I'm here in acting, it's so weird, life is so weird.

01:05:47Yeah, this is fun of life, you don't know what will happen next time, where are you?

01:05:52This is a mystery and it's fun to live in this mystery.

01:05:55If you have already calculated this, what do you mean?

01:05:59Next week I'm going to become a cooking expert, who has thought about it?

01:06:02And after that we have to drive the truck.

01:06:04Yeah, that's it too. What is next?

01:06:08Shoot, so you have seen my work in front of the camera.

01:06:11I have seen your story behind the camera.

01:06:15Oh, okay!

01:06:16So, I wrote a short film screenplay.

01:06:19So, I wrote a short film and it was also made.

01:06:23It was directed by Shahrukh Naveed and produced by Hasham Khan.

01:06:26So, there were two characters, three characters.

01:06:29I was Sarmat Khusat and a friend supporting character.

01:06:34So, our passion project was a low-budget shoot.

01:06:39So, it was a short film set, commercial sets are different.

01:06:43We were just in the passion project,

01:06:44all night, 18 hours, more than that.

01:06:49So, the supporting cast, which my friend had made,

01:06:52was the good train of being the first.

01:06:54So, that the movie, and the film was a short film,

01:06:56there were two characters.

01:06:56They had to travel on the scene,

01:06:58So, there were delays and the rain.

01:07:01The night, it was 6 hours there.

01:07:03And the scene couldn't even start.

01:07:04And with me, my scene was a very long scene.

01:07:07And when they were going on,

01:07:09they also told us that an accident,

01:07:10but there was no mistake in their condition,

01:07:12but we had to get attenched.

01:07:13We started the scene and we started the scene at 7.30pm and we were at the start of the

01:07:18scene.

01:07:19So they said, I can't do this, I'm leaving.

01:07:23So then she left.

01:07:24And this was our last day of the shoot and we didn't have the budget that we could do a

01:07:28third day.

01:07:29And we were just like, we were just like, what can we do?

01:07:33It was a major scene in the short film.

01:07:35Almost like before the climax.

01:07:37So then the stylist was sitting there.

01:07:43So we said, I want to do acting.

01:07:48So she was such a good spot.

01:07:50She was like, I don't know how to do it.

01:07:52She also made a palette according to the other character.

01:07:58So what we did at that time, we put it in the wardrobe.

01:08:04Lines with her.

01:08:05And Bichari was not the plan of acting.

01:08:08But she did acting with her.

01:08:10And that's how we did a major scene in the short film.

01:08:13And she did so much work.

01:08:17So we wanted the scene to be a one shot.

01:08:20And she just did a cut.

01:08:21And the other actress was the actress.

01:08:23Yes, of course.

01:08:24And then we did.

01:08:25Yes, not in one shot.

01:08:26We had cut and repeated.

01:08:29But it was like that.

01:08:30And then the film was made.

01:08:33And it did well.

01:08:35We were sent to the festival circuit for the festival festival.

01:08:38So now we selected Mosaic International South Asian Film Festival.

01:08:44Myself.

01:08:45Which will premiere in Canada.

01:08:45It will premiere.

01:08:47So the passion project hack.

01:08:50That our supporting actress had to go.

01:08:53We worked with the stylist.

01:08:56This was all like that.

01:08:57People don't know.

01:08:58People just watch things.

01:08:59And after that there's so much effort.

01:09:01And last minute.

01:09:03Something happens.

01:09:03There was a storm.

01:09:04So we had a budget for our two days.

01:09:07Making everything work.

01:09:08It was amazing.

01:09:09We are taking a short break.

01:09:10And after that we will come back.

01:09:12But keep thinking about what you have to listen to me.

01:09:14Good morning Pakistan.

01:09:23So we will try to know each other.

01:09:27We will try to know each other.

01:09:28The different things.

01:09:30Or the different things.

01:09:31So now who is here?

01:09:32Who is your name?

01:09:33I guess.

01:09:35This is an Eid Milan party.

01:09:40Like this is a very trauma.

01:09:41Why?

01:09:42Because when I was married with my wife, I lived with my brothers.

01:09:49I was very big, I wore six pockets and jeans.

01:09:52I never changed school for 10 years.

01:09:56I never went to Edmilan parties. I was a girl's school.

01:10:00I went to trousers and dress.

01:10:03Only two times I went to Edmilan parties.

01:10:05I always stayed outside of the principal's office so I didn't have to do this dressing.

01:10:10I was sitting outside with six pockets and jeans and t-shirt.

01:10:14For me, it was very feminine that I wore a dress today.

01:10:19This is a feminine thing and I put two clips.

01:10:22Then I would be a girl.

01:10:24I was like a girl.

01:10:27Some people think about it.

01:10:29I would sit with my friends.

01:10:31So you used to wear a moonlight dress in my childhood?

01:10:34My mother used to wear it.

01:10:35When my dad was dead, my brother used to be shopping for me.

01:10:41Allah!

01:10:42He used to wear it for me.

01:10:43He used to wear it as a small size.

01:10:46So I was just walking around and saying,

01:10:48I don't have to do this dressing.

01:10:50I went to Edmilan parties.

01:10:54You never went to Edmilan parties.

01:10:54That's a trauma.

01:10:56And all the girls were so prepared.

01:10:58They were also wearing lashes.

01:10:59They were wearing glasses.

01:11:01They were wearing glasses.

01:11:02Now you don't have a problem.

01:11:03Now, when you play a girl's role,

01:11:05and you're doing a romance with you,

01:11:09then you don't have to look at it.

01:11:11I'm also doing strength training.

01:11:13Muscle and muscle.

01:11:16I don't think I'm doing any of my friends.

01:11:19You were doing a lot of fun.

01:11:21You were doing a lot of fun.

01:11:22I was doing a lot of fun.

01:11:23I was doing a lot of fun.

01:11:23And I didn't have to wear a lot of fun.

01:11:24If I wear a lot of fun,

01:11:25then I will wear my bicep.

01:11:26I'm going to wear a lot of fun.

01:11:30I'm going to avoid it.

01:11:31That's why I'm doing it.

01:11:34I have to eat food.

01:11:43But I don't have to wear a lot of fun.

01:11:46She's a good actress.

01:11:47She's a good actress.

01:11:47She's going to change her.

01:11:49I have a good transition.

01:11:51But I wear sleeveless.

01:11:53I feel like I don't wear a lot of fun.

01:11:58I wear a lot of fun.

01:11:59But I also wear shoulder and bicep in the gym.

01:12:03So, that's a good one.

01:12:04But, okay.

01:12:05Now, I'm going to try it.

01:12:06So, this is a benefit.

01:12:07What do you think?

01:12:09This is a benefit.

01:12:11This is a benefit.

01:12:12If I'm going to drive,

01:12:16I'm going to drive.

01:12:17Or I'm going to get a watchman.

01:12:18People often deal with this.

01:12:21If you're a girl,

01:12:22then it will be impossible.

01:12:23Then I'm going to get my mind

01:12:25when I'm going to answer them.

01:12:27So, they see a little bit.

01:12:30Okay.

01:12:30Who can talk about it?

01:12:31You're funny.

01:12:32Exactly.

01:12:33Your sense of humor is good.

01:12:35You're good.

01:12:36You're good.

01:12:39So, you're stupid.

01:12:40Whatever you say to me.

01:12:42You're smart about it.

01:12:42But at the time of marriage,

01:12:44I guess well,

01:12:45I know all the time of marriage.

01:12:47I have told you all about the money.

01:12:49You are smart about it.

01:12:49So, my brother and brother…

01:12:51How...

01:12:51Okay.

01:12:52You all know yourself.

01:12:53I didn't ask yourself.

01:12:54You've told yourself.

01:12:55I left my mind.

01:12:56Yes.

01:12:57I left last year.

01:12:59I didn't leave the money now.

01:13:00But I did all my brother.

01:13:01My brother was not here.

01:13:03I was doing all the things.

01:13:04What are all the details?

01:13:05The furniture and all my orders that I did?

01:13:06Oh, that's right.

01:13:08I don't have any dependency in any kind.

01:13:13I want to eat food from outside,

01:13:15I want to buy myself and buy myself.

01:13:18I can make my own clothes.

01:13:21I don't mean that I'm a girl,

01:13:22so I can't do these things.

01:13:24I can do all of these things.

01:13:26I feel that I have a benefit.

01:13:28But I've always tried to be feminine.

01:13:31I've always tried to take a shot and take a shot.

01:13:34And then I realize that they say,

01:13:36no, no, I'll put it in.

01:13:40That's right.

01:13:41That's why you have a benefit in all these things.

01:13:43With your brother,

01:13:46the independence of your brother,

01:13:48that's why you have a benefit.

01:13:50Yes, that's right.

01:13:51After the show, we both sit with you.

01:13:55Yes, brother.

01:13:56What are you doing?

01:13:59What are you doing?

01:14:00What are you doing?

01:14:01What are you doing?

01:14:03What are you doing?

01:14:04I don't know,

01:14:06you are following yourself.

01:14:08It's been a bit late,

01:14:10so I thought,

01:14:10this will be heard from the platform.

01:14:13If you have taken the names of the characters,

01:14:18Faham and Shereen's engagement.

01:14:21Do you have their names?

01:14:23Yes, Rizwan, Ali, Jafri and Zoya Nasir.

01:14:25They were both engagement.

01:14:27Okay.

01:14:28And it was a very long shoot.

01:14:29We went in the morning at 12 o'clock,

01:14:31and it was packed up next day on Fajr.

01:14:33Okay.

01:14:33And it was a second debut.

01:14:34You know, the whole set-up,

01:14:36you know,

01:14:37the whole set-up,

01:14:38and you don't have to bind up.

01:14:40So, it was a two-day shoot.

01:14:42So, we were shooting,

01:14:43and then the whole night was shooting.

01:14:45It was about 3-4 o'clock.

01:14:48It was a huge house,

01:14:49where the whole set-up was.

01:14:51So, I was in the drama,

01:14:53and my little son,

01:14:54his name is Rehan Abbas.

01:14:57Fahad's drama.

01:14:58We were both going to the drawing room,

01:15:00sitting there,

01:15:01where we were rehearsing,

01:15:03and the rest of us were in the rooms,

01:15:06in the green room,

01:15:07somewhere,

01:15:08and we were not talking to each other.

01:15:10We both were sitting in that.

01:15:11It was a huge hall,

01:15:12and we were just sitting there.

01:15:14And he was listening to me

01:15:16and I was listening to each other.

01:15:18And suddenly,

01:15:19very near,

01:15:20I hear a little child,

01:15:22giggling and laughing.

01:15:23A little child,

01:15:23like a child,

01:15:24is running away.

01:15:25So, I told him,

01:15:28Fahad,

01:15:28or Rehan,

01:15:30I told him,

01:15:31I told him,

01:15:31some child,

01:15:33some child,

01:15:34some child,

01:15:34from here.

01:15:36I said,

01:15:36yes, yes,

01:15:37some child is laughing.

01:15:39And then,

01:15:39I looked at him again,

01:15:42that Rehan,

01:15:43no child,

01:15:44there is no child.

01:15:45Where is the child?

01:15:46Where is the set-up?

01:15:46And then,

01:15:47he was attentive.

01:15:49He said,

01:15:50you are right,

01:15:51these are all adults here,

01:15:52shooting on the shoot.

01:15:53The child is coming from here.

01:15:55And then,

01:15:57we said,

01:15:57let's ignore it.

01:15:58We went inside,

01:15:59and we shared it with the fellow cast.

01:16:02And then,

01:16:02Kasim,

01:16:03the director,

01:16:04I said,

01:16:06Kasim,

01:16:06I said,

01:16:06yes,

01:16:07I observe a lot of things in this house.

01:16:11You are right.

01:16:13And then,

01:16:13we said,

01:16:14okay,

01:16:14we will not discuss it once again.

01:16:16Everyone is scared.

01:16:18everyone is scared.

01:16:19Now,

01:16:19because the shoot is packed up,

01:16:21I said,

01:16:22let's share it.

01:16:23Let's share it.

01:16:24Now,

01:16:24I can share it with the paranormal activity.

01:16:27I have seen Raihan,

01:16:30who is my little son,

01:16:31Fahad Jan.

01:16:32You have seen it.

01:16:33We have seen it.

01:16:34We have seen it.

01:16:35We have seen it.

01:16:35There are many locations,

01:16:36since we have seen it.

01:16:39There are many locations,

01:16:40we have seen it.

01:16:41There are many locations,

01:16:53where we work and come.

01:16:54We have seen it.

01:16:54It is not like that.

01:16:54Because,

01:16:54when there is a type of activity,

01:16:56it gives you your presence.

01:16:58Yes.

01:16:59Yes.

01:17:00Yes.

01:17:01Yes.

01:17:02Yes.

01:17:03Yes.

01:17:06Yes.

01:17:11Yes.

01:17:12Yes.

01:17:12That one includes business.

01:17:14And I eliminated some of whom.

01:17:18A little too.

01:17:19So,

01:17:19that one is the same time.

01:17:20No one does.

01:17:21inside you people's business are about to go.

01:17:24That one includes working without lessற.

01:17:27In this field,

01:17:30it seems that it has to be meaningful.

01:17:32Now that will follow a villain.

01:17:35I have complicated to follow.

01:17:38If you find that,

01:17:38you need to follow a generational story.

01:17:41I want to do something on my own.

01:17:42I mean, I just want to do something.

01:17:45I don't want to do something.

01:17:46I don't want to do something.

01:17:48I want to change a little.

01:17:50In this life, I have done it.

01:17:52Inshallah.

01:17:53Good thing.

01:17:54Until you think about it, you will do it.

01:17:56And the most important is the future plan.

01:17:58What?

01:17:58Actually, I have a lot of tension.

01:18:01I have said it live and now my mom has proof.

01:18:04I have said it or not.

01:18:05It is very easy to phone me.

01:18:07It is very easy.

01:18:09When you have so big and big work,

01:18:12eat and eat.

01:18:13I will become an astronaut.

01:18:15If my mom says that if a girl has written,

01:18:18eat and eat, she will learn.

01:18:20Now there is YouTube.

01:18:21There is no recipe coming.

01:18:23Pause it.

01:18:24Go and watch it.

01:18:27It is not necessary to do anything.

01:18:29Yes, brother.

01:18:30Your future plans.

01:18:32I just want to work.

01:18:35I want to do projects.

01:18:37I want to write more.

01:18:39I have written a short film,

01:18:40but I want to write a feature film.

01:18:42Oh, wow.

01:18:45Basically, I want to do more writing and acting.

01:18:47Eventually, I want to learn direction too.

01:18:49Very good.

01:18:50I think I have no sense of camera.

01:18:53So, I want to learn that as well.

01:18:55So, in acting, you will be able to know that.

01:18:58You will be able to do things in acting.

01:18:59You will be able to do things in acting.

01:18:59And then, more than actors,

01:19:01because they live in the mood,

01:19:03they will go to the direction.

01:19:06They will learn and learn.

01:19:08Oh, good.

01:19:09Just writing, acting, and direction.

01:19:11I have to do everything.

01:19:12No plans for marriage.

01:19:14Yes, it is.

01:19:15Who are these guys?

01:19:17These are all things.

01:19:19I am so happy to listen to them.

01:19:21You are taking everything together.

01:19:24Good.

01:19:26So, you are also looking good at the girls.

01:19:27No one has left you at home.

01:19:29Come on, girls.

01:19:30Look how good these girls are.

01:19:32MashaAllah.

01:19:33And you are also looking good at yourself.

01:19:35Because everything is together.

01:19:37It is only life.

01:19:38Because there is a biological clock at our time.

01:19:41Right?

01:19:42Okay.

01:19:43So, you are telling me that

01:19:45I cannot even ask about the girls.

01:19:47What do you do?

01:19:50That?

01:19:51That?

01:19:52That?

01:19:53That's the name.

01:19:56They work as a director of marketing.

01:20:00But they are also musicians.

01:20:01And artists.

01:20:03Oh, this is one of you two common things.

01:20:06There is also a job.

01:20:08And creativity.

01:20:10Yes.

01:20:10That's all.

01:20:11So, did you like it?

01:20:12Or did you like it?

01:20:14I like it.

01:20:15Aha.

01:20:16When there is so much know-how in the world.

01:20:19And there is so much awareness.

01:20:20Then you have to look at yourself.

01:20:22Absolutely.

01:20:24Best of luck in future.

01:20:25Tell us, Fajr.

01:20:27What are your future plans?

01:20:27Yes.

01:20:29I just wanted to do this.

01:20:31I always wanted to do this.

01:20:31Because I also wanted to do this.

01:20:33Because I wanted to go along with my acting.

01:20:34At any time.

01:20:37No matter what I want to do,

01:20:39But I want to explore that.

01:20:42And even if I want to do some other side income.

01:20:46Because I want to have a family to do that.

01:20:48And some other income.

01:20:58but I don't want to stop acting

01:21:00what the truth is, I have been working here

01:21:03as I said in the beginning that it is very important to be consistent

01:21:09if you are doing it, you don't know where you are from

01:21:11where you are from

01:21:14then you have all the graphs from here

01:21:18everything is done

01:21:20everything is done

01:21:22today you have a child, a house, a profession

01:21:26so what are your future plans?

01:21:29Nidha, of course, we all have efforts for bread and butter

01:21:36I am very passionate about PR

01:21:38it has recognized me

01:21:40and Alhamdulillah, acting

01:21:42which I have done a lot of work

01:21:44I got a lot of appreciation and love

01:21:46I got a lot of advice

01:21:47but my goal is that Allah will do such a job

01:21:50that I want to do philanthropy

01:21:52maybe Allah will take this field

01:21:54and maybe if I will become enough famous

01:21:59that I will do something to say

01:22:00and I will do something for a betterment

01:22:03for a betterment

01:22:05for a betterment

01:22:07so that is definitely there

01:22:08the purpose of the world

01:22:10of course

01:22:11of course

01:22:12God knows best

01:22:14when

01:22:15and where

01:22:16and where

01:22:18you have to have

01:22:19the purpose of the world

01:22:19that you have to do it

01:22:22you have to do it

01:22:24what you have to do is

01:22:27create a film

01:22:29you write a film

01:22:29and act

01:22:30your goal is

01:22:32to build a business

01:22:33and their goal is

01:22:35to build a good purpose

01:22:36to complete life

01:22:40thank you so much

01:22:41for coming to the show

01:22:42I am very good

01:22:44And in the morning, I get good vibes with a good personality.

01:22:49After all, the whole day will go well, inshallah.

01:22:50You too and me too.

01:22:52So, remember to keep our show today.

01:22:54Enjoy your four characters.

01:23:00Paijin's drama will be very shocked.

01:23:02Good morning, Pakistan.

01:23:03And watching this kind of shock.

01:23:05God bless.

01:23:13God bless.

Good Morning Pakistan | Career Journey Special Show | Anum Hussain | 14 September 2026 | ARY Digital

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