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00:00:00This is the morning that is coming

00:00:09Your lips will come

00:00:11We will come, and we will come

00:00:14And we will come

00:00:21The U.S.A. has come

00:00:23This morning that is coming

00:00:30The U.S.A. has come

00:00:36The U.S.A. has come

00:00:38The U.S.A. has come

00:00:40The U.S.A. has come

00:00:42The U.S.A. has come

00:00:44The U.S.A. has come

00:00:46Welcome, Good morning, Good morning, Pakistan

00:00:49Today, we are meeting you, people

00:00:52and guests, before that, I would like to say

00:00:57If you have three children in your home, please don't do comparison in them.

00:01:04Don't do what to do.

00:01:06Because you don't know that what your brain looks like,

00:01:12what is good in studying,

00:01:14what has a lot of skills,

00:01:18what is good in sports,

00:01:20and what is perfect picture of the child,

00:01:23that you will find out more than the practical life.

00:01:29Which you will find out more than the child,

00:01:31which you will find out more than the life.

00:01:33And these words,

00:01:35which I have used to use,

00:01:38you will find out all your children.

00:01:41So,

00:01:43you will not underestimate your children.

00:01:46Yes, I know that you will find out very well,

00:01:48that your child is good,

00:01:52that your child is good.

00:01:54But then,

00:01:56the pressure of the society,

00:01:58that they are required to understand their children.

00:02:01They use these things,

00:02:03that they are traumatized,

00:02:09that they have a whole life.

00:02:11They say,

00:02:13that they are capable of thinking,

00:02:15that they are passionate,

00:02:16they are passionate,

00:02:18and the child is happy,

00:02:19and that they will say that,

00:02:20that they love me,

00:02:21when they are like me,

00:02:22that I am not like.

00:02:23If they are like myself,

00:02:24then I am not so much.

00:02:25If they are like me,

00:02:26then I am like you.

00:02:27And that they will understand you.

00:02:28And that they will understand you.

00:02:29That they have said that,

00:02:30that my mother and father has told you,

00:02:31and that their child is the end for life.

00:02:32Just in this life.

00:02:33So I will die.

00:02:34So if you want to excel in your life, because it's not necessary that if you want to study one child, then the other is also good.

00:02:45It's not necessary that those extrovert people who have their appearance and their hearts win their own behavior,

00:02:57so those introvert people will keep their own talent in their own.

00:03:06They will be silent, they will be able to do such things that the extrovert people are not able to do.

00:03:14So I always think I should underestimate someone.

00:03:18They have different talents, different skills and they have to challenge them.

00:03:24I have seen a lot of people in my life who had no hope in their childhood,

00:03:29and become a whole family of Sahara,

00:03:32they have to take their own family.

00:03:35This is about practical life.

00:03:37If you watch the drama,

00:03:39I have always tried to do it on my show,

00:03:43that just those celebrities who are main leads,

00:03:47not only that,

00:03:49but the other ones who support each other,

00:03:54without the help,

00:03:57without the acting,

00:03:58without the performance,

00:03:59without the strength,

00:04:00without the strength,

00:04:01no project was ready.

00:04:02So that those supporting characters,

00:04:05never look at main leads.

00:04:07There are so many new talents in this sofa

00:04:13who came to me as a supporting character

00:04:16But today they are looking at the main leads

00:04:20and performing so well as stars

00:04:23So the newcomers, I welcome them to my show

00:04:27and they welcome them in this feel

00:04:31because there are so many projects and so many new faces

00:04:38because now people are going seriously to take this profession

00:04:42After a break, we will have some new talents

00:04:47which have not been done in school

00:04:50Good morning Pakistan

00:04:56Welcome, welcome back, good morning Pakistan

00:04:59We are looking at the people

00:05:01You can see them in the drama

00:05:03but there is no information for them

00:05:06about where this talent came from

00:05:08and they came from your hearts

00:05:11So our work is to give them this knowledge

00:05:16that they are what basic are

00:05:19and how they come to this feel

00:05:21and you know them from their character

00:05:24and you will know them from their actual names

00:05:27And what they are making

00:05:38and what they are doing

00:05:40In Flames, Queen of My Dreams

00:05:44So you will see them in these three films

00:05:46Welcome to our show

00:05:49Thank you

00:05:50So, I'm going to have to introduce myself to the guest's logo here.

00:06:01So, I'm sitting here with the Love Al-Galiyah of Hamzah Majeed.

00:06:08As-salam!

00:06:09How are you?

00:06:10Well done.

00:06:11All right.

00:06:15That's what you've done.

00:06:16I do have a new drama.

00:06:17Yes, you've done a new drama.

00:06:19and the whole thing is that people have seen it.

00:06:22Absolutely.

00:06:23So now people will know that Inka Salam is Hamza.

00:06:26What was that?

00:06:27That was Hamza.

00:06:28That was Hamza.

00:06:29What was your name in Parwarish?

00:06:31Sadiya, you're still playing Parwarish.

00:06:32Yes, Parwarish is playing and so much hit.

00:06:34Masha Allah.

00:06:35Yes, yes.

00:06:36I'm happy to say that A.I.R.Y. production.

00:06:40You can speak from the other side.

00:06:42You can speak from the other side.

00:06:44Yes, that's right.

00:06:45I'm very happy that a new topic was very important in our society.

00:06:51Gen Z and children.

00:06:53We've never done any work like this.

00:06:56And the whole credit A.I.R.Y. or Big Bang,

00:06:59Kiran Sadiqi, who wrote it.

00:07:01It's a very obvious thing.

00:07:03The director of Misham, Nakhbhi,

00:07:05who gave him the courage and gave him a different topic.

00:07:11Your relationship is from theatre.

00:07:13Yes, I am from theatre.

00:07:14So, if I want to ask you about the background,

00:07:16how did you have joined this field?

00:07:18And how many years have you been in theatre?

00:07:22Yes, many years.

00:07:24In theatre, I always say that

00:07:26I've never seen it in the jungle.

00:07:28It's a labor of love.

00:07:30You work for the first and last year's work.

00:07:34You don't have a name or money.

00:07:36You work for two months.

00:07:38You work for six hours.

00:07:40And our friends,

00:07:42Thujia, Kalas,

00:07:43Jara,

00:07:44Napa.

00:07:45And Napa.

00:07:46So, these people have been very hard.

00:07:48They've helped us.

00:07:49And I have a very happy

00:07:50that I came to the road.

00:07:52And I came to the road.

00:07:53And I came to the road.

00:07:54But you thought that I was acting?

00:07:56No, Neda.

00:07:57I was a mother.

00:07:58After the marriage,

00:07:59and after a child.

00:08:00I stumbled upon it.

00:08:02It's not that it was a dream or something.

00:08:04It was a dream or something.

00:08:05Yes.

00:08:06Yes.

00:08:07I was a little entertainer.

00:08:08Yes.

00:08:09I was a little entertainer.

00:08:10Yes.

00:08:11But I didn't think that.

00:08:12I didn't think that.

00:08:13Yes.

00:08:14I was going to do script writing.

00:08:15Dr. Anwar Sajad, who was the famous.

00:08:17He was head of the script department.

00:08:21Yes.

00:08:22So, I was the first semester of her.

00:08:24Then, Ziya.

00:08:25So, basically, you were going to do script in Napa?

00:08:27Yes.

00:08:28You were going to do script in the field?

00:08:29Yes.

00:08:30Yes.

00:08:31Yes.

00:08:32Yes.

00:08:33Yes.

00:08:34Then, Ziya.

00:08:35I saw something in Napa.

00:08:36I was helping out the rest of my batch.

00:08:38If there are young people,

00:08:39they don't need to help them.

00:08:40Yes.

00:08:41So, they said,

00:08:42you are going to be acting.

00:08:43It was a very difficult,

00:08:44but it was a lot of help.

00:08:45My teachers supported me more.

00:08:46Yes.

00:08:47So, you told me that I'm not a writer.

00:08:50I want to be an actress.

00:08:52So, what did your parents say?

00:08:53No.

00:08:54No.

00:08:55No.

00:08:56When you are studying,

00:08:57your parents don't give attention.

00:08:58In that period,

00:08:59I feel like the theatre has always been written in Nida,

00:09:02in Karachi.

00:09:03Especially in those times,

00:09:04in which there was a particular cause of theatre.

00:09:08In which there were ten groups,

00:09:10and all the groups,

00:09:11and other groups,

00:09:12and other groups,

00:09:13and other groups,

00:09:14and other groups,

00:09:15and other groups,

00:09:16and other groups,

00:09:17and other groups,

00:09:18and other groups.

00:09:19Yes.

00:09:20Yes.

00:09:21We were revived,

00:09:22and then,

00:09:23and the dance started,

00:09:24and the arts council,

00:09:25and the Napa,

00:09:26and both of them.

00:09:27Now,

00:09:28I was very happy to see that,

00:09:29in the city,

00:09:30there are three,

00:09:31four, five,

00:09:32performances.

00:09:33We have a lot of fun.

00:09:34We are going to see.

00:09:35We are talking about that.

00:09:36Yes.

00:09:37We talked about that.

00:09:38That's the time in Karachi,

00:09:39when a person will come to Mumbai,

00:09:42or other cities,

00:09:43and one person will think,

00:09:44that I will go to which performance.

00:09:46Yes.

00:09:47Yes.

00:09:48Inshallah.

00:09:49Why not?

00:09:50Yes.

00:09:51Yes.

00:09:52Yes.

00:09:53Yes.

00:09:54Yes.

00:09:55Yes.

00:09:56Yes.

00:09:57Yes.

00:09:58Yes.

00:09:59Yes.

00:10:00Yes.

00:10:01Yes.

00:10:02Yes.

00:10:03Yes.

00:10:04Yes.

00:10:05Yes.

00:10:06Yes.

00:10:07Yes.

00:10:08Yes.

00:10:09Yes,

00:10:10Yes.

00:10:11Yes.

00:10:12Yes,

00:10:13Yes,

00:10:14Yes.

00:10:15Yes.

00:10:16Yes.

00:10:17My daughter is a junior,

00:10:18and my sister is born in the youth.

00:10:19What is my wife then?

00:10:20Yes.

00:10:21Yes.

00:10:22Yes.

00:10:23Yes.

00:10:24Yes.

00:10:25Yes.

00:10:26Yes.

00:10:27Yes,

00:10:28Yes.

00:10:29Yes.

00:10:30Yes.

00:10:31Yes.

00:10:32Yes.

00:10:33Yes.

00:10:34Yes.

00:10:36Yes.

00:10:37Because my daughter went to King's College London and she left a child from home, so you work a little easier.

00:10:47So the feedback and response to the children, this is a good thing.

00:10:56I would like to ask about Hamza about this.

00:11:00You have a chartered accountant.

00:11:03So in this field, my focus on studying.

00:11:09You were a kid who was a kid who was a kid?

00:11:13At one point.

00:11:15I think that when C.A. started, it was enough for the time.

00:11:19C.A. started a little bit.

00:11:21C.A. started a little bit.

00:11:23C.A. started a little bit.

00:11:25C.A. started a little bit.

00:11:28C.A. When we started training, it was a house job for a doctor.

00:11:30It was our membership.

00:11:32C.A. with your course.

00:11:34By the training period, you have much less money.

00:11:36C.A. in my time we were getting 12,000 a month.

00:11:38We had a stipend.

00:11:40And then we had a friend, his brother.

00:11:44He was in NCA at that time.

00:11:47He graduated from NCA.

00:11:49I think he joined a software, a software brand basically.

00:11:52So one day he called me and said,

00:11:55Hamza, you're going to do a commercial?

00:11:58So I said, what do I have to do?

00:12:00So he said, you have to take a sip,

00:12:03take a bottle and smile.

00:12:05And we'll pay you this money for that.

00:12:07Now that amount was much more than $12,000.

00:12:11And I was like, what is this?

00:12:13I mean, how much money I'm giving people?

00:12:16So he said, yes, it will happen.

00:12:18And I went there.

00:12:20I did it.

00:12:22And it just happened.

00:12:24And I thought it was very easy.

00:12:26It's easy.

00:12:27I mean, I'm doing a whole month.

00:12:29I'm getting a whole month after $12,000.

00:12:31It's very easy.

00:12:33But then that happened.

00:12:35And then I started back-to-back commercial.

00:12:37I was a director.

00:12:39And then I did a telecom brand.

00:12:42And then after the telecom brand,

00:12:43there were different shoots, etc.

00:12:45But I think it's very necessary.

00:12:48I'm sure the money is less than $12,000.

00:12:51But it's very necessary.

00:12:52It's always helped me today.

00:12:54If I think that I always have a backup option,

00:12:59it's always a backup option.

00:13:00Exactly.

00:13:01And it's very necessary.

00:13:02I'm saying that the money was less than $12,000.

00:13:05But the money was less than $12,000.

00:13:07But the security I'm giving is,

00:13:08that's not worth it.

00:13:09Because you can say something,

00:13:10this is a field, a Hawaii, a day.

00:13:11Absolutely.

00:13:12But you never know.

00:13:13You don't know.

00:13:14But if you have a degree,

00:13:16then that's a solid and a chartered accountant.

00:13:18Absolutely.

00:13:19So now,

00:13:20what do you think?

00:13:21What do you think?

00:13:22What do you think?

00:13:23What do you think?

00:13:24What do you think?

00:13:25Or what do you think about your hobby?

00:13:26No.

00:13:27Now,

00:13:28Alhamdulillah,

00:13:29the projects are good.

00:13:30And acting,

00:13:32I think it's a very difficult job.

00:13:34In the beginning,

00:13:35I think it's a very easy job.

00:13:37When I started meeting the actual actor,

00:13:40especially I met Nadia Jameel.

00:13:42Oh my god.

00:13:44The institution of acting.

00:13:46So, when I met Nadia Jameel

00:13:48and I saw her acting,

00:13:50I remember one day,

00:13:52she called me on the set

00:13:53and she was shooting with Numan Ajaaz.

00:13:55Now,

00:13:56they both act,

00:13:57and I was watching the camera.

00:13:59And I was like,

00:14:00how are they doing?

00:14:01How are they doing?

00:14:02How are they doing?

00:14:03How are they doing?

00:14:04How are they doing?

00:14:05How are they doing?

00:14:06How are they doing?

00:14:07How are they doing?

00:14:08How are they doing?

00:14:09How are they doing?

00:14:10But that is impacting me.

00:14:11And the acting,

00:14:12that is feeding me

00:14:13that it's so difficult

00:14:14that just because

00:14:15you look a certain way,

00:14:17you're beautiful,

00:14:18you're just an actor.

00:14:19No.

00:14:20But,

00:14:21as you talked about acting,

00:14:22and in theatre,

00:14:23the hardcore actors,

00:14:25talking about them,

00:14:27and seeing performances,

00:14:28this is a very difficult job.

00:14:30I'm doing it now,

00:14:31but I'm also training for acting.

00:14:33I'm also training for acting.

00:14:34Nadia Jameel, I'm also training for training.

00:14:35Do you give them training?

00:14:36No, I don't give them,

00:14:37but I've been reading them.

00:14:38Oh my god.

00:14:40I like it.

00:14:41Okay.

00:14:42So,

00:14:43they're doing training with them.

00:14:44You're from Lahore based?

00:14:45I'm from Lahore based.

00:14:46Okay.

00:14:47So,

00:14:48your job is going?

00:14:49My job is going.

00:14:50So,

00:14:51your job is going to take training?

00:14:52No, no.

00:14:53Basically,

00:14:54I have a hybrid system.

00:14:55Sometimes I have a work from home,

00:14:56but people in the workplace,

00:14:57they're very supportive.

00:14:58Okay.

00:14:59So,

00:15:00they know that I'm doing shoots.

00:15:02So,

00:15:03I tell them,

00:15:04I'm going to be available.

00:15:05So,

00:15:06I'm going to work at night,

00:15:07or whatever I want to do,

00:15:08they've never done my job.

00:15:09Okay.

00:15:10So,

00:15:11they're very supportive people.

00:15:12So,

00:15:13I've thought that both things

00:15:14I've got together.

00:15:15And when I'm fully trained,

00:15:17that's the skill of acting,

00:15:19that's the fact that

00:15:20you weren't aware of it.

00:15:22That's it.

00:15:23That's it.

00:15:24That's it.

00:15:25That's it.

00:15:26That's it.

00:15:27That's it.

00:15:28That's it.

00:15:29That's it.

00:15:30They're very supportive.

00:15:31That's it.

00:15:32So,

00:15:33if you feel like this is,

00:15:34then,

00:15:35are you thinking full-time actor?

00:15:36Yes,

00:15:37yes,

00:15:38yes.

00:15:39Yes.

00:15:40When you go to the 100 people,

00:15:41you get the same sort of feedback.

00:15:43Yes.

00:15:44What support of the house is,

00:15:46that is one way you can see

00:15:51a chartered accountant,

00:15:52and he says that

00:15:53you've done so much research,

00:15:55how many times do you fail?

00:15:56I'll tell you.

00:15:58In the beginning, they said,

00:16:01let's do it, let's do it, let's do it, okay.

00:16:04But after that, when people started to know,

00:16:06two or three people started to know,

00:16:08Aami was shocked,

00:16:10but Aami didn't digest that.

00:16:12So, someone asked,

00:16:14okay, your daughter's acting?

00:16:16No, she was shocked.

00:16:18She was shocked.

00:16:20I'm telling you, Aami, Abbu,

00:16:22proudly my daughter is a chartered accountant.

00:16:24I said,

00:16:26why don't you accept that?

00:16:28No, I said, you did it,

00:16:30do it, do it, do it.

00:16:32But they also shocked me,

00:16:34when they come to me,

00:16:36they give feedback,

00:16:38you don't say it,

00:16:40do it, do it,

00:16:42do it, do it.

00:16:44This is the acceptance.

00:16:46I feel like they have a fun car,

00:16:48your mother's mother.

00:16:50Absolutely.

00:16:52I feel like,

00:16:54maybe she's stuck in it,

00:16:56and now she doesn't want to act,

00:16:58but somewhat,

00:17:00she can hold back,

00:17:02she's not doing it.

00:17:04Maybe she'll live it through you.

00:17:06Yes, you never know.

00:17:08You never know.

00:17:10You know.

00:17:12What was your feeling?

00:17:14What was your feeling?

00:17:16What was your feeling?

00:17:18It was a big deal.

00:17:20It was a nice feeling,

00:17:22but it was a lot of fun.

00:17:24It was a manifestation,

00:17:26you know,

00:17:28we were saying,

00:17:30Someone asked me your dream director to work with. I would always say Kaashif Nisar and my favorite actress I would say Sarja Laili.

00:17:37So these two people were that I liked.

00:17:39And those two in the first project.

00:17:41And I told you something that I didn't think that it would happen. I had a message randomly that I would send it to an audition.

00:17:49So did you see commercials in commercials?

00:17:51Yes, in commercials.

00:17:52Did you regularly do commercials?

00:17:53Yes, I was doing commercials.

00:17:54Yes, I was doing commercials.

00:17:55How many commercials?

00:17:56I would have done almost more than 50-60 commercials.

00:17:59Oh my God!

00:18:00So you have made a car in the house?

00:18:03No, no, no.

00:18:04Until I started, I didn't understand how much money I had to charge.

00:18:10So did you do it?

00:18:11Yes, I did it.

00:18:12Yes, I did it.

00:18:13Yes, I did it.

00:18:14Now I did it.

00:18:15Now I did it.

00:18:16And my second rate is a huge amount of money.

00:18:18I will start so much.

00:18:19Why is my second rate?

00:18:21Yes.

00:18:22My second rate is that you want to come and not go to the house.

00:18:26Yes, you don't want to go to the house.

00:18:27Yes, that's right.

00:18:28Let's do it.

00:18:29Let's do it.

00:18:30Let's do it.

00:18:31Let's do it.

00:18:32Because the job is working together.

00:18:33If you have extra money coming, why do I do it?

00:18:35Let's do it.

00:18:36But not quality compromise.

00:18:37If the product is good, let's do it.

00:18:39Let's do it.

00:18:40Because God's grace is that you don't need money that way.

00:18:43I don't have responsibilities at the moment.

00:18:45That I have to go to the house.

00:18:47I have to take this liberty to go to the house.

00:18:50I have to go to the house.

00:18:51How are your siblings at the house?

00:18:53My little sister is in her final year right now.

00:18:56She is doing her BBA.

00:18:58She is just running.

00:19:00That's all about it.

00:19:01What is your sister?

00:19:02My brother passed away after Covid.

00:19:05Oh my god.

00:19:06Was your little?

00:19:07My little sister.

00:19:08He was 23.

00:19:10He basically had a cardiac arrest.

00:19:12So after that...

00:19:14He was Covid?

00:19:15Yes.

00:19:16Okay.

00:19:17Okay.

00:19:18So just the two of us.

00:19:19First of all, I'm hearing something about young children.

00:19:21Lamia, she came to heaven.

00:19:23So, we will have more celebrities now.

00:19:28They are on the streets.

00:19:30After break, we will be able to get them together.

00:19:33We will be able to get them together.

00:19:35What do you think about your career?

00:19:37Are you acting, acting, acting?

00:19:38Are you having fun?

00:19:40What do you do now?

00:19:42I think it's a little difficult to manage.

00:19:45With my family and children.

00:19:47Yes, yes, yes.

00:19:48Yes, yes, yes.

00:19:49So, after perverish, I had a good response.

00:19:53That 2-3 people have called on different channels.

00:19:57Unfortunately, I couldn't help anyone.

00:19:59Why?

00:20:00Because I'm already committed to another A.R.Y project with Mehreen Jabbar.

00:20:04That's it.

00:20:05A.R.Y. has taken you all.

00:20:07So, I thought that they don't know what their shots are, what their spells are.

00:20:13So, in fact, I said that their commitment will be complete.

00:20:18I feel like you should enjoy your work.

00:20:21Yes, yes.

00:20:22Look, Nida, when I reached this age, I couldn't do this work.

00:20:28That's right.

00:20:29I feel like I should have fun.

00:20:31I feel like it's about time.

00:20:36I feel like I've never done before before.

00:20:39I didn't have a chance.

00:20:41But now I feel like people are trying to manage your work.

00:20:45Yes.

00:20:46And when you enjoy your work, people enjoy it too.

00:20:50It's not me.

00:20:51We'll come back to the break.

00:20:52We'll come back to the people who are watching the drama.

00:20:58But perhaps you don't have any information about them.

00:21:01That you will see today's show.

00:21:03Good morning, Pakistan.

00:21:04Welcome.

00:21:05Welcome back.

00:21:06Good morning, Pakistan.

00:21:07Our third guest has come.

00:21:08And you have to watch them today's show.

00:21:09Do you see them today's show?

00:21:10Do you see them today's show?

00:21:12Is it a show?

00:21:13Is it a show?

00:21:14No, it's a show.

00:21:15No, it's not a show.

00:21:17It's not a show.

00:21:18It's a show.

00:21:19I'm not a show.

00:21:21It's a show.

00:21:22It's a show.

00:21:23And it's a show.

00:21:24So, we have to know what it is.

00:21:26It's very, very much.

00:21:27We'll be taking it.

00:21:28It's a show.

00:21:29We'll be taking it.

00:21:30We'll be taking it.

00:21:31But today, it's a show.

00:21:32It's a show.

00:21:33It's a dine.

00:21:35It's a dine.

00:21:37How are you?

00:21:39I'm fine, how are you?

00:21:41So full-fledged of Sheena has come to this film.

00:21:45You know that music is playing.

00:21:47On and off, acting, theatre.

00:21:49Yes.

00:21:51I always wanted to be dine to become dine.

00:21:53Oh my God.

00:21:55She is a very prominent and very good character in dine.

00:21:59She is a good performance.

00:22:01The performance is a good performance.

00:22:03But today, the dine got a lot of opportunity.

00:22:05People have seen it.

00:22:07Yes, absolutely.

00:22:09There is a margin for this character.

00:22:11Every artist has such a character,

00:22:13that there is such a character.

00:22:15So to do something.

00:22:17Afshin, first of all, mehwish came to this film.

00:22:19Did you also have your opinion before mehwish?

00:22:21Because you are a big fan of mehwish.

00:22:23Did you have your opinion that I will come to this film?

00:22:25Yes, absolutely.

00:22:27Because I was a mother,

00:22:29and after that, I did theatre.

00:22:31How long did you do theatre?

00:22:33I worked for about half or two years.

00:22:37I also did performances.

00:22:39I also did Napa.

00:22:41I also did arts council.

00:22:43I also did some shows in Lahore.

00:22:45I came here with Yassir and Yassir Hussain.

00:22:49It was a good experience.

00:22:51It was a good experience.

00:22:53But the thing that we were talking about,

00:22:55we needed to give a lot of time.

00:22:57Then we were doing music.

00:22:59Then we went to band,

00:23:01we went to music.

00:23:03So now,

00:23:05I did 3-4 projects.

00:23:07Okay.

00:23:09We were doing a lot of time acting.

00:23:11Yes.

00:23:12And we did more acting in different gramos.

00:23:14Inshallah.

00:23:15Mashallah,

00:23:16we do very good acting.

00:23:18We do a lot of people.

00:23:20So,

00:23:21do you help mehwish?

00:23:23Do you help mehwish?

00:23:24No.

00:23:25No.

00:23:26We do a lot of work.

00:23:28We do not do it.

00:23:30We have to discuss.

00:23:32There is script and character.

00:23:34We have to discuss.

00:23:36So,

00:23:37I have some questions.

00:23:39Sometimes we should discuss.

00:23:42We have to discuss all of them.

00:23:44Yes,

00:23:45yes.

00:23:46We are all in round table.

00:23:48We have to discuss all of the script.

00:23:50so welcome to anisha

00:24:20as-salamu alaykum

00:24:23you look good, Anisha

00:24:25when I was shooting at 12 o'clock

00:24:28and the phone was silent

00:24:31so I forgot to remove it

00:24:33how did you get up?

00:24:35my eyes are open

00:24:37I always wake up like 8 o'clock

00:24:39my eyes are open

00:24:41thank you

00:24:42so thank you that 8 o'clock

00:24:44and we sent our car back

00:24:46we thought

00:24:48you're a little child

00:24:50so you're not serious

00:24:52we made this impression

00:24:54oh no

00:24:55but let's go

00:24:56it's difficult

00:24:58how do you feel this work?

00:25:00for me it's like my dream

00:25:02i'm living the dream

00:25:04because

00:25:05when I saw Mahera Khan

00:25:07I said

00:25:08that I have to be here

00:25:10after watching

00:25:11this

00:25:12she ruled me

00:25:14that I have to be an actress

00:25:16absolutely

00:25:17so who told me

00:25:18who told me

00:25:19first of all

00:25:20told me

00:25:21mother and father

00:25:22you were studying

00:25:23what were you doing?

00:25:24I was studying

00:25:25good

00:25:26so everyone said

00:25:27like this

00:25:28I did

00:25:29like this

00:25:30like this

00:25:31you have to be a mess

00:25:32like this

00:25:33it's a mess

00:25:34but then

00:25:35I started doing theater plays

00:25:36so I'm doing stage plays

00:25:38I do

00:25:39so that's a good thing

00:25:40this is a good thing

00:25:41this is a good thing

00:25:42this is a good thing

00:25:43and you too

00:25:44that we will get good characters and actors

00:25:48because your base is very strong, right?

00:25:52Do you think that every new person should be the first role of theatre?

00:25:58I think I am right.

00:26:01I should learn theatre role as well.

00:26:05You should go and...

00:26:07I think that it is a work that starts to learn.

00:26:11Because you do rehearsals in the theatre.

00:26:14You don't do so many rehearsals in the TV.

00:26:17You used to do in the TV.

00:26:19No, it is not necessary to do a course of three years.

00:26:22But first, do a short course.

00:26:25Today, ACP, Arts Council of Pakistan and ANAAPA,

00:26:28they offer both of them.

00:26:30Yes, for three months or six months,

00:26:32you should do that.

00:26:33But in my opinion, if you can do the same,

00:26:36I don't think it is necessary.

00:26:39It helps.

00:26:40It helps.

00:26:41One thing is that you can tell the dos and don'ts.

00:26:45This is a different medium.

00:26:47In theatre, it is different.

00:26:50You can't do the same on TV.

00:26:51But you have to train your voice.

00:26:53You have to control your expressions.

00:26:57The confidence is built.

00:26:58You have to sit in front of your audience.

00:27:00Exactly.

00:27:01I have to say, I have to say for years.

00:27:04But I have a fear of stage.

00:27:06I have to sit here and sit here.

00:27:08I can't do anything.

00:27:10I don't feel scared from the camera.

00:27:12I feel scared from stage.

00:27:13I have to be a fear.

00:27:14But I feel that in theatre, you have a lot of discipline.

00:27:17The discipline required, work ethics,

00:27:21they are better than you are coming from theatre.

00:27:24Because theatre is the person who is doing acting for the love of acting.

00:27:28Not for money.

00:27:29To be a part of the time.

00:27:30You have to respect the work.

00:27:31If I am going to work, you have to respect that work.

00:27:34That profession.

00:27:35You have to respect that work.

00:27:36Yes, you have to respect that work.

00:27:37You have to respect that work.

00:27:38You have to respect that work.

00:27:39You have to give it seriously.

00:27:40You have to remember the lines of script.

00:27:41And you don't think that when I have reached the party,

00:27:44I have to prepare my character properly.

00:27:48I have to prepare it properly.

00:27:50I have seen as well as the theatre,

00:27:52it was highlighted in the theatre,

00:27:53the whole script.

00:27:54This is so beautiful.

00:27:55The theatre is so beautiful.

00:27:57If you don't work on the script, you don't understand the themes between the lines and subtext

00:28:05If you don't understand the pauses and effects

00:28:07If you are giving information about the other characters

00:28:10Because the script is the same thing

00:28:12You understand your character from the other characters

00:28:16You make a whole background

00:28:20As you said, there is a whole discipline

00:28:25You are not only in your own time, but also in your own actors

00:28:31You take a place where you do

00:28:34You also have a place where you perform

00:28:39I have to ask Anisha, how long has she been?

00:28:45I started from the movie Kheyl Kheyl

00:28:49I auditioned for it and I was a part of it

00:28:52We also came here to your show

00:28:54This is not the first time actually

00:28:56Not the first time, yes

00:28:58When the whole team came, Tajjal and Bilal, you came here

00:29:02That was my first start

00:29:05How did you audition?

00:29:07You also did commercials, how did you reach here?

00:29:10I did a lot of commercials

00:29:12How did you reach the stage place?

00:29:14How did you reach the stage place?

00:29:16I did a play in the arts council, Shashar Abil was our director

00:29:18Oh

00:29:19Okay

00:29:20I did a play in the arts council, Shashar Abil was our director

00:29:23So you did a play in the arts council, Shashar Abil was our director

00:29:28Oh

00:29:29I did a play in the arts council, Shashar Abil was our director

00:29:31Oh

00:29:33Oh

00:29:34Oh

00:29:35Oh

00:29:36I did a play in the arts council, Shashar Abil was our director

00:29:39Oh

00:29:40Oh

00:29:41Yes

00:29:42Yes

00:29:43After that, there were auditions posted on Nabil Kureshi's film

00:29:46Okay

00:29:47Okay

00:29:48So I just went let's try, what happens if you can give it a try

00:29:52And it got me to do it

00:29:54I was also very good and I am good at dancing

00:29:58I also showed a little dance

00:30:03short duration so that didn't come in the movie but yes and after that Bebaak I did

00:30:10actually first was Pehli Se Mohabbat, A.R. Vaika so Maya, Shaiyar,

00:30:16Okay, look, I know that I am going to talk about that one time in my mind that you played the character,

00:30:24what did you do basically? Bachelor's, Measures in Marketing, BBA.

00:30:29They also have a degree and they have a backup. My parents said to complete study and then freely do what to do but this is like a given.

00:30:40So in graduation, I used to play a tennis, then shoot, then I used to play a tennis.

00:30:46Teachers, you should stop doing it. They had to know. They had to know.

00:30:51So did you pass pass or not? Supply-supply didn't come?

00:30:55No, no, I was a top-topper, so it was passed. Good.

00:30:59Look, when children are good at school, they trust them.

00:31:04If our child is doing this, they will excel here too.

00:31:07So are you doing a lot of projects?

00:31:10Or do you know about this?

00:31:13Now I am playing the Tend Escension, which is the first drama about mental illnesses. It's about split personality disorder.

00:31:22You're playing seven characters all together.

00:31:27Yes, I am playing Madhya Imam's sister.

00:31:28Okay.

00:31:29And I'm shooting a few times and now I'm going to be able to get a lot of money on the ARYP.

00:31:36I have two more things. One is with Vajar Taroof sir.

00:31:40Okay. So, yes.

00:31:41So, how are you feeling?

00:31:43Very good.

00:31:44And this is your first job of your life?

00:31:47You didn't have any job or walker?

00:31:49I have a small online business.

00:31:51What?

00:31:52Like, you know, customised clothes.

00:31:55You have a big back-up plan.

00:31:57We didn't even know when we came here.

00:32:01Wow, I'm impressed.

00:32:03I'm very shocked.

00:32:05You are also a marketer, right?

00:32:08Your background is like, I'll keep you together.

00:32:11Right?

00:32:12Oh, okay. So, that's going on now.

00:32:15So, who does that look at you?

00:32:17When I'm free, I'm going to be my family.

00:32:20My little brother.

00:32:21That's what I've been training for.

00:32:23My brother's thoughts on double roti.

00:32:27He's given such a big job.

00:32:29He's dispatching my driver.

00:32:32He tells me to give him everything here.

00:32:35I've trained him.

00:32:36Also, he takes pictures.

00:32:38All of my pictures.

00:32:38Do you pay him?

00:32:39Do you pay him?

00:32:40Yeah, I bribe him for it.

00:32:43He's always a good job, right?

00:32:44No, he's bribed, right?

00:32:46Just do this work, I'll give you this.

00:32:49I'll give him an SMS.

00:32:51He doesn't have a good day.

00:32:53He's also a hawai.

00:32:55And what else?

00:32:56He's also a hawai.

00:32:57Okay, Afshin, tell me that after dine,

00:33:00when you go to the bazaar,

00:33:02you don't have to say dine-dine-dine.

00:33:04Okay, yes, it's happening.

00:33:06People are starting to understand.

00:33:07But all of us are saying that you've done a lot of good work.

00:33:11Even that I have comments on social media.

00:33:16People say that my tarot page,

00:33:20I didn't put anything like that.

00:33:22But there are also people saying that you are dine-dine-dine.

00:33:25You are doing a lot of good work.

00:33:27So, I'm happy.

00:33:28When I read that first comment,

00:33:30I'm so happy.

00:33:31Okay, people are understanding.

00:33:33Yeah, I'm understanding that you are doing good acting.

00:33:36You are doing good acting.

00:33:39You are doing good acting.

00:33:40And you are doing good acting.

00:33:42You are doing good acting.

00:33:43You are doing good acting.

00:33:45So, I'm feeling good acting.

00:33:48I'm getting the chance to see our actors.

00:33:51Because it's always focused on the main leads.

00:33:54But actually, the drama,

00:33:57especially in the world,

00:34:00is very popular with the characters.

00:34:04They have made the drama.

00:34:05And another thing is that,

00:34:07in some cases,

00:34:09the scripts are changed.

00:34:11But there are different types of stories.

00:34:13This is the most interesting thing.

00:34:15That's not that hero heroine based drama?

00:34:17No.

00:34:18It's all their tracks.

00:34:20There are so many plays.

00:34:22So, you are very happy to see it.

00:34:23There are different genres and topics.

00:34:27So, you need to do this.

00:34:29Because you can see it outside.

00:34:30Sometimes you can see it outside.

00:34:32Because of Netflix, there are many changes.

00:34:34Absolutely.

00:34:34Your viewers are also intelligent.

00:34:36So, when your viewers are intelligent.

00:34:38And then, you can see it outside.

00:34:39So, automatically,

00:34:40who are producers who are making

00:34:43they are in their opinion

00:34:45like our audience is intelligent

00:34:47so we started our show

00:34:49before we heard that our work is doing

00:34:52so we wanted to see our work

00:34:54so we wanted to see our work

00:34:56so we also changed our show

00:34:59like when I play a character in Verrutia

00:35:03Aisha

00:35:04her mother is a narcissist

00:35:07she is very self centered

00:35:09she is very self centered

00:35:13she thinks about it

00:35:15for me, my personality is so plagued

00:35:17like Aisha

00:35:19her confidence is over

00:35:21because mother is telling her

00:35:23she cannot do anything

00:35:25you have to do anything

00:35:27I have heard this

00:35:28that we sometimes underestimate our children

00:35:33and say the same child is good

00:35:35You are nalaiq and you are nikattu and then he doesn't like it.

00:35:38Absolutely.

00:35:39It's possible that there is no other talent.

00:35:41Why do we all do this in the same direction?

00:35:43That's a true story.

00:35:44So this is the drama.

00:35:46It's starting and then they show how they take steps.

00:35:49Because we know that actually,

00:35:52the truth is that people take through drama.

00:35:55Absolutely.

00:35:56Awareness comes with people.

00:35:59This is a good message.

00:36:01There are some things for entertainment.

00:36:03But there are some messages.

00:36:05After the break, I have asked you the most important question.

00:36:10In every profession, in your career,

00:36:14there is no dream that I will reach there, I will do this.

00:36:17From the four of you, my question is,

00:36:20what is the dream?

00:36:21Who is the actor?

00:36:23Who is the director?

00:36:25After the break, we will know this.

00:36:27Good morning Pakistan.

00:36:29Good morning Pakistan.

00:36:51It's been a long time for me.

00:36:53It's been a long time for me.

00:36:55It's been a long time for me.

00:36:57Before I go to the break,

00:36:59I asked everyone to ask

00:37:01about your dreams

00:37:03about which celebrity,

00:37:05which production house,

00:37:07which director

00:37:09you want to work with.

00:37:11Let's start with Hamza.

00:37:13It's very long.

00:37:15I think someone's name is very long.

00:37:17There are many people

00:37:19who have a good experience.

00:37:21I want to do it again.

00:37:23I want to talk about Saifie,

00:37:25Saifie Hassan, Tashamuddin.

00:37:27If I talk about actresses,

00:37:29I think Serjal is phenomenal.

00:37:31Yumna Zaydi,

00:37:33Ikra Aziz,

00:37:35Bilal Abbas,

00:37:37Fawad Khan,

00:37:39I'm a huge Fawad Khan fan.

00:37:41I think he's incredible.

00:37:43He's watching them in the drama.

00:37:45He's just choosing them.

00:37:47I think that Fawad Khan is

00:37:49I think the first time

00:37:51for a time for people

00:37:53in our generation,

00:37:55Fawad Khan was made.

00:37:57Exactly.

00:37:59Who likes Fawad Khan?

00:38:01What's he like?

00:38:03What's he like?

00:38:05Fawad Khan?

00:38:07He's like timeless.

00:38:09You know what?

00:38:11New actors also

00:38:13like Arden,

00:38:15you know,

00:38:17Kushal Khan,

00:38:19Ali Raza and all of these new guys.

00:38:21Gen Z's are more singers.

00:38:23That trend has come a lot.

00:38:25That trend has come a lot.

00:38:27Actors are more singers.

00:38:29I mean, observe, I'm also Gen Z's child.

00:38:31So, I think I'm a little bit of YouTubers.

00:38:33YouTuber is a Punjabi rapper trend.

00:38:35Yes, the English YouTubers are.

00:38:37Gen Z's, influencers, YouTubers,

00:38:39they are more than that.

00:38:41Of course.

00:38:43Social media is more than that.

00:38:45Of course.

00:38:47Atif Aslam is now

00:38:49on YouTube.

00:38:51Because they know that

00:38:53this time is Gen Z's.

00:38:55Of course.

00:38:57Afshir, I'll ask you.

00:38:59Your dream is...

00:39:01Your wife is in my house.

00:39:03And she's doing it.

00:39:05But this is that

00:39:07there are a lot of good directors and actors.

00:39:11Our team was very good.

00:39:13I didn't know that

00:39:15they will be so good.

00:39:17Siraj Al-Haq,

00:39:19so good directors.

00:39:21It's my pleasure to be able to work with them.

00:39:23I worked with Siraj,

00:39:25but he was an associate.

00:39:27And at that point,

00:39:29I didn't think that Siraj will come out.

00:39:31Because

00:39:33it's a long shave.

00:39:35Before Siraj,

00:39:37you can see the eyes of his eyes.

00:39:39Or only hair and hair.

00:39:41Yes, I heard it.

00:39:43And I said,

00:39:44Siraj, why don't you do this?

00:39:45He said,

00:39:46I do my hair like this.

00:39:47We enjoyed it.

00:39:49When I was acting,

00:39:51I worked with Siraj.

00:39:53And he was associated with Siraj.

00:39:55People are afraid of the directors.

00:39:57We are afraid of him.

00:39:59He always does this work.

00:40:01Siraj, just do it.

00:40:03So, people are afraid of the directors.

00:40:05They are afraid of the directors.

00:40:07They are afraid of Siraj.

00:40:09Yes,

00:40:10But,

00:40:11there are many projects that are working on today.

00:40:13There are a lot of good work.

00:40:15There are many offers that I could not do.

00:40:19So,

00:40:20I think that

00:40:21I am doing good work.

00:40:23I would like to work with Nadim Bek.

00:40:26The dream.

00:40:28If you have to dream.

00:40:30Because of the directors.

00:40:32Then,

00:40:33Actors will tell you.

00:40:34Actors.

00:40:35With their work.

00:40:36I am not thinking about it.

00:40:38I am thinking about it.

00:40:39Maya is very good.

00:40:40I feel very good.

00:40:41Today,

00:40:42I think the play started.

00:40:44Yes.

00:40:45Maya Khan.

00:40:46Maya Khan

00:40:47Okay

00:40:48She feels really good

00:40:50And there are a lot of people

00:40:54But I basically focus on any team

00:40:56Directest?

00:40:57No, I have also thought about this question

00:41:00But the character

00:41:02My focus is on the character

00:41:04What is your character?

00:41:05The character is to do something

00:41:07To do something

00:41:08If it is negative

00:41:09Then do it

00:41:10Margin

00:41:11What is your dream about?

00:41:13Actors

00:41:15Obviously

00:41:16Mahira Khan

00:41:17On the top

00:41:18Who I saw in this film

00:41:19Actually she is my inspiration

00:41:21And she is a queen

00:41:22And also

00:41:24Hania

00:41:26I think

00:41:27In the moment

00:41:28She is a good girl

00:41:29For Gen Z's

00:41:30She is a good girl

00:41:31Hania

00:41:32Yumna

00:41:33I have seen her work

00:41:34I think it is incredible

00:41:36And

00:41:37If we talk about men

00:41:39Fawad

00:41:40Of course

00:41:41I think

00:41:42I have watched her play

00:41:43Harun Shahid

00:41:45I really like his aura and all

00:41:48And

00:41:49Now

00:41:50When I work with Janeb Niazi

00:41:54He is playing my brother

00:41:55And we have made so much chemistry

00:41:57So

00:41:58I would love to work with him again

00:42:00Again and again

00:42:01Because he is a very good human being

00:42:03Yes

00:42:04Humayu Ashraf

00:42:05Was my co-actor

00:42:06My co-actor

00:42:07Okay

00:42:08I would want to work with Humayu

00:42:09Sir

00:42:10He is my boss

00:42:11But

00:42:12I would like to work with him also

00:42:13Humayu Sahi

00:42:14Ah

00:42:15Tabar does that

00:42:16Okay

00:42:17I would like to add something

00:42:18I would like to add something

00:42:19I would like to add something

00:42:20I would like to work with him again

00:42:21With ZQ

00:42:22I would like to work with him again

00:42:23Okay

00:42:24Ahsan

00:42:25Even

00:42:26Suhail Samir and

00:42:27Shamil Khan

00:42:28These all

00:42:29They are so helpful

00:42:31They are so helpful

00:42:32I didn't think

00:42:33You are working with them

00:42:34You are working with them

00:42:36Or seniors

00:42:37They are always feeling

00:42:38No

00:42:39What is your dream?

00:42:40What is your dream?

00:42:41What is your dream?

00:42:42Nida

00:42:43I have explored so many difficult characters in the theatre

00:42:47That I would like that

00:42:49If I have a screen or a film or a TV

00:42:52I would like to be a different kind of character

00:42:55I would like to be a mother

00:42:57How many soft-spoken

00:42:59I mean

00:43:00I would like to go into your dreams

00:43:05Mashallah

00:43:06Thank you

00:43:07If I would like to be a director

00:43:09I would like to work with him

00:43:10Sarmat Khouset

00:43:11Okay

00:43:12And I would like to work with him

00:43:13With Sahafi

00:43:14And to his work with him

00:43:16Having a theatre connection

00:43:18I know

00:43:19I would like to work with him

00:43:20And also

00:43:21Kashi Pnissar

00:43:22Of course

00:43:23Of course

00:43:24Kashi Pnissar

00:43:25But in the form of the world

00:43:26My dream is that

00:43:28Because our TV is so good

00:43:29And is being seen

00:43:30And is seeing

00:43:32and it is very good to see it.

00:43:36You can see many Pakistani channels,

00:43:39that was a big fever of Turkish dramas.

00:43:44Now we are here,

00:43:46and we are seeing all the subtitles and translations.

00:43:50That means that our voice is listening.

00:43:53So we have a good chance to talk about the right things

00:43:57and to further further further,

00:43:59and to further further further further,

00:44:02and to further further further further.

00:44:06So I would like to talk about the subject and the subject.

00:44:11Basically, your dream is that

00:44:14actors and directors are more subject based.

00:44:16No.

00:44:17You have different experiences.

00:44:19Yes, you can say it.

00:44:21They have chosen actors and directors.

00:44:24You have said subjects.

00:44:27Dreams are basically your subjects.

00:44:29Yes, yes.

00:44:30I think you should write a lot of different scripts.

00:44:32Yes.

00:44:33That's why you talk about the subject.

00:44:35Because you are also a writer, right?

00:44:37Yes, a little bit.

00:44:38Yes, that's why.

00:44:39I didn't have the name of the director.

00:44:41But I also look forward to working with Sefi Hassan, of course.

00:44:46I would want to work with Abeel Qureshi again.

00:44:49Okay.

00:44:50I am working with Vajahat Sir.

00:44:52It's very good.

00:44:53We are developing character.

00:44:55Meesum Bhai, I am very good.

00:44:57Meesum Naqvi is a director.

00:44:59I am very good.

00:45:00I am very good.

00:45:01I am very good.

00:45:02I am very good.

00:45:03I am very good.

00:45:04I am very good.

00:45:05I am very good.

00:45:06They are captain of the ship.

00:45:08We have the boxes in front of you.

00:45:10We have time for them.

00:45:11Yes.

00:45:12You can also get some questions from that.

00:45:17Most people don't do this.

00:45:19I am very good.

00:45:21You are three children.

00:45:23I give a lot of love.

00:45:26Ladies are proud of me.

00:45:27I am marty cari is proud of these ladies.

00:45:29I am very proud of them.

00:45:30So first is that support.

00:45:34As I mentioned before,

00:45:37It's easier to communicate with your mother, right?

00:45:49Yes, yes.

00:45:50But with Abbu, we always have a distance.

00:45:52Okay, you are doing it, but tell them how to do it.

00:45:56I want to do it.

00:45:57So we always have a distance.

00:45:59We have never acknowledged this story.

00:46:01If I'm doing it, I'm doing it.

00:46:04So I've never told Abbu to go and tell myself that I'm doing a commercial.

00:46:07Or they told me that I'm doing a commercial.

00:46:10So we had an implied contract.

00:46:13You didn't think that you were watching TV and you were watching me.

00:46:16And they said, how many of you can meet my son?

00:46:18That's not always true.

00:46:20I don't know.

00:46:21You probably told me, but I didn't tell them.

00:46:23But at the beginning, I felt like Abbu didn't know how to do it.

00:46:29When I met their friends,

00:46:31all my friends knew about which commercial.

00:46:34Okay, son, you were in that commercial.

00:46:36How did you know?

00:46:37That's because Abbu gave us a commercial.

00:46:39So Abbu is giving us a commercial.

00:46:42After that, one day, I went to Abbu's room.

00:46:46And I was on the smart TV,

00:46:49and I was on the YouTube.

00:46:51So the first question is,

00:46:52Hamza Majeed Khan, actor.

00:46:54So Abbu is watching there.

00:46:56He wouldn't come and tell me,

00:46:58that I'm watching this.

00:46:59But in my absence,

00:47:01we're probably happy.

00:47:03Of course, we'll be happy.

00:47:05But we don't talk about it.

00:47:07So this dynamic,

00:47:08that my father and son,

00:47:09I don't know how to do it.

00:47:11When will it happen?

00:47:12The bridge is not going to be finished.

00:47:13It's implied.

00:47:15That we appreciate it.

00:47:17Maybe you should make the move.

00:47:19Go talk.

00:47:20And what?

00:47:21You should do,

00:47:22girls.

00:47:23The girls are not expressive.

00:47:24No.

00:47:25The girls go and hug them.

00:47:27They go and hug them.

00:47:28They go on their shoulders.

00:47:30So we're not.

00:47:31We're not.

00:47:32It's a very difficult job.

00:47:34I'm not.

00:47:35It's a very difficult job.

00:47:37It's easy for girls.

00:47:38I remember Nadia Jameel,

00:47:40we coached a few times.

00:47:41So one day,

00:47:42you've always hugged your father.

00:47:44So,

00:47:45I said,

00:47:46yes,

00:47:47we'll meet the girls.

00:47:50Seriously?

00:47:51You go and hug them.

00:47:53I mean, hug them.

00:47:54I mean, hug them.

00:47:55Okay,

00:47:56I said,

00:47:57I'm not going to do it tomorrow.

00:47:59I'm going to go home.

00:48:00I had a match of timing.

00:48:01I said,

00:48:02Abu,

00:48:03we'll get ready.

00:48:04We'll get ready.

00:48:05We'll brush them.

00:48:06I'll go.

00:48:07I'll just get out of the legs.

00:48:09Abu,

00:48:10I said,

00:48:11I'm going to go to bed.

00:48:12I'm going to hug them.

00:48:13I'm going to hug them.

00:48:14Why will I do this?

00:48:15I said,

00:48:16you have to do it.

00:48:17I was so happy.

00:48:18No, no.

00:48:19A minute.

00:48:20Abu,

00:48:21away from bed.

00:48:22He said,

00:48:23you're hugging them.

00:48:24I said,

00:48:25if you're waiting in a moment,

00:48:27I'm going to hug you.

00:48:28I'm going to hug you.

00:48:29So,

00:48:30get away.

00:48:31I'm going to hug you.

00:48:32I'm going to have time.

00:48:34So,

00:48:35I said,

00:48:36I'm going to go to the office.

00:48:38I'm going to go casually.

00:48:39Okay.

00:48:40I'm going to leave.

00:48:41It was a whole task. It was planned. I entered the room. I went and hugged him.

00:48:47I said, okay, Abbu. I'm going to leave.

00:48:50What happened to him?

00:48:53What happened to him?

00:48:55I'm going to the office.

00:48:57Abbu would normally never call me.

00:49:00He said, okay, what's the situation?

00:49:03Abbu, why are you asking me?

00:49:05I said, okay, when will you come home?

00:49:08I said, why was it any work?

00:49:10No, they don't understand.

00:49:12They don't understand how to express it.

00:49:14They just do it.

00:49:16It's hilarious.

00:49:18I feel like it's a commercial.

00:49:20There's a storyboard in commercials.

00:49:23They do it.

00:49:24They ask, what are you doing in the office today?

00:49:29I don't know what to do.

00:49:31But they just talked about it.

00:49:33I don't understand how to do it.

00:49:34We will also want it.

00:49:36But you don't eat it.

00:49:38They might think what's the thing you are saying.

00:49:41What's the thing you are saying?

00:49:42What's in your mind.

00:49:43I'm hesitating.

00:49:44I'm also wanting to make a bridge.

00:49:48I don't know why the parents and the parents have to keep it.

00:49:54They have a little fear, a little fear,

00:49:58we have no children.

00:50:00So, we have children,

00:50:02they don't have a fear of their mother.

00:50:04They have a fear of their father's father.

00:50:06And they build for their father and son.

00:50:11But I think that I feel that

00:50:14the girls, which are our fathers' generation,

00:50:17don't go to know how to express love.

00:50:20They always say,

00:50:21because you know,

00:50:22You can create a house.

00:50:26So you have to show your love to your children.

00:50:30That's why Abbu is also awkward.

00:50:32How do I say I love you to my child?

00:50:34How do they say it?

00:50:35Because from the beginning, I have never said it.

00:50:38So you can say I love you so much.

00:50:42My mother is saying that

00:50:44My children are like a child.

00:50:46I don't know.

00:50:47Especially us.

00:50:49If my son loves me, he feels like a child.

00:50:53But I have told him that there is no problem.

00:50:55If I love you, love you,

00:50:58I have put it in his mind.

00:51:00But if you look at it,

00:51:02it's like a relationship with a child.

00:51:05I don't know.

00:51:06What is it?

00:51:07Don't do it.

00:51:08After the father and son,

00:51:10in our lives,

00:51:12we can't develop a love language.

00:51:15Tough love is saying that

00:51:17I love you.

00:51:21I love you.

00:51:22Father's Day.

00:51:23But you are also that

00:51:25and the result of the child may become a child.

00:51:26But that's not making a cycle try.

00:51:28If there's a chain of pain,

00:51:31then it's free-flow and a love language can be changed.

00:51:35I can say that my mother can play a part.

00:51:39I am going to say, I love you, father's day, say I love you.

00:51:46This is something that has to do with mothers.

00:51:49Because both men don't have a brain in this situation.

00:51:53So, these women, women, girls, girls, they have to make a bridge.

00:52:00Two important people in their lives.

00:52:04Yes, your story.

00:52:06My story.

00:52:08Very interesting.

00:52:10Very interesting.

00:52:11Very interesting.

00:52:13Jaraana.

00:52:14Jaraana.

00:52:15So, this is what I shared before.

00:52:19When we were little, I went to the house,

00:52:25and I was scared.

00:52:30And why I was scared?

00:52:32That's why I said,

00:52:35I said, what are you doing?

00:52:36Put your eyes down.

00:52:37So, my eyes down.

00:52:38And my eyes down.

00:52:39And my eyes down.

00:52:40And my eyes down.

00:52:41And they didn't fall out.

00:52:42And my eyes down.

00:52:43And my eyes down.

00:52:44Very cute.

00:52:45And I said, look up.

00:52:47Look up.

00:52:48Look up.

00:52:49You don't fall out.

00:52:51And the eyes on your eyes.

00:52:52And my eyes down were starting to be turning up.

00:52:55I was very happy.

00:52:56It's a big trauma.

00:52:57I was very happy.

00:52:58It was a child trauma.

00:53:00Exactly.

00:53:01I was doing it and she didn't do it.

00:53:05And when I saw that we are not here and there,

00:53:07I went to the side.

00:53:08You don't know, you did the practice of acting.

00:53:11It was the beginning of your career.

00:53:15Absolutely.

00:53:16That's right.

00:53:17Because that's what I got here.

00:53:19Recently, when I was on a scene,

00:53:22she did it.

00:53:25She was scared of me.

00:53:28Revenge.

00:53:29I said, you said,

00:53:31that's when I didn't know what to do.

00:53:33When she was on a scene,

00:53:35she came like that.

00:53:36And she was scared of me.

00:53:38And I was crying like that.

00:53:40And after seeing her,

00:53:42we were pissed off.

00:53:43That scene was so intense.

00:53:45But I said,

00:53:46Nida is not a home of God.

00:53:50I said,

00:53:51you have changed.

00:53:54I said,

00:53:55I changed the whole world.

00:53:57Oh, my God.

00:53:58I said, wow.

00:53:59But we were very funny.

00:54:00And that thing recalled,

00:54:01that it was just the same thing.

00:54:03I forgot.

00:54:04We are taking a break.

00:54:05But after the break,

00:54:06we will continue our stories.

00:54:08We are having fun.

00:54:10So,

00:54:11after a break,

00:54:12good morning, Pakistan.

00:54:13Welcome.

00:54:14Welcome.

00:54:15Welcome back.

00:54:16Good morning.

00:54:17Pakistan.

00:54:18Welcome.

00:54:19Welcome back.

00:54:20Good morning.

00:54:21Pakistan.

00:54:22We are listening to these stories.

00:54:25Good stories.

00:54:26Let's go.

00:54:27What's your story?

00:54:28Tell me.

00:54:29First of all.

00:54:35What is it?

00:54:36Acting.

00:54:37What's the story?

00:54:38The story is that,

00:54:39when I started,

00:54:41the first ad was Jello Bello.

00:54:44It was a jelly ad.

00:54:46So,

00:54:47we had to dance.

00:54:48Now,

00:54:49that dance,

00:54:50we did a proper rehearsal.

00:54:52There were very cute steps.

00:54:54Now,

00:54:55when we went to the shoot day,

00:54:58we had a final ad.

00:55:00So,

00:55:01we didn't have coordination.

00:55:03There were three leads in the commercial.

00:55:06and then,

00:55:07then,

00:55:08we were together.

00:55:09Then,

00:55:10we did it properly.

00:55:11Because,

00:55:12on the camera,

00:55:13you get nervous of the first ad.

00:55:15But then,

00:55:16it was really good.

00:55:17This is the story?

00:55:18Where did it go?

00:55:19Where did it go?

00:55:20There were two or three stories.

00:55:21One of them,

00:55:22one of them.

00:55:23I said,

00:55:24something will happen.

00:55:25Because,

00:55:26there was so much love.

00:55:27Where did it go?

00:55:28Actually,

00:55:29the main story is below.

00:55:30The main story is below.

00:55:31The main story is below.

00:55:32So,

00:55:33there will be a show at night.

00:55:34Blackboard.

00:55:35What is that?

00:55:37What is that?

00:55:38In school,

00:55:39I used to be the very naughty kid in school.

00:55:42I was going to be back.

00:55:43I was going to study.

00:55:44But I was going to be very fun.

00:55:46So,

00:55:47one time,

00:55:48the teacher said,

00:55:49you have to clean the boat.

00:55:50So,

00:55:51I went and then,

00:55:52the other child came.

00:55:53I started cleaning it up.

00:55:55Then,

00:55:56the boat broke.

00:55:57And,

00:55:58the other child came here.

00:55:59And,

00:56:00she started crying.

00:56:01I,

00:56:02and,

00:56:03I,

00:56:04I,

00:56:05I,

00:56:06I,

00:56:07I,

00:56:08I,

00:56:09I,

00:56:10I,

00:56:11I,

00:56:12I took her to the,

00:56:13I took her to the,

00:56:14first aid caravan,

00:56:15into school.

00:56:16Next day,

00:56:17I was,

00:56:18the principal.

00:56:19Everyone tells me that what I'm talking about in Rameh is that my head was broken.

00:56:24Do you have a name?

00:56:26Tell me.

00:56:27I don't know, there were many things that were told.

00:56:32Do you know what I'm talking about now?

00:56:34Tell me about books.

00:56:35I want to tell you that I had a book from my childhood.

00:56:39That's why my mother is here.

00:56:41She always encouraged me.

00:56:43We used to read books from Islam and other places, Chinese and Russian literature.

00:56:53They wanted us to read books.

00:56:56They wanted us to read books.

00:56:59I don't remember having or playing with dolls.

00:57:03But we were always surrounded by books.

00:57:05Every kind of books.

00:57:06And I think that sometimes we were reading books from the Chinese.

00:57:16We were reading books.

00:57:18We were reading books.

00:57:20If I could understand any character, then it would help.

00:57:26My whole goal is to transfer them to their children.

00:57:30So your children are not sure?

00:57:31My children are very average readers.

00:57:33They are very fast readers.

00:57:35It is so important that we have to earn.

00:57:37I have to find them with my new books.

00:57:39I have to take them to the library and write books.

00:57:41I have to take them to the old books.

00:57:43I have to take them to the Fed Hall and etc.

00:57:45At War Bazaar, which I go to the place.

00:57:49We donate them to books.

00:57:51If they are old-age books.

00:57:53We send them to other schools.

00:57:55What happens is that my children are very good writers.

00:58:00They write their essays and they always appreciate their writing skills in school.

00:58:06I think it's very important for parents to study the screen.

00:58:11We can motivate kids to study the books.

00:58:16We have a shame, kids say that they read books on the iPad and Kindle.

00:58:22If you use Kindle, it doesn't feel like a book, it doesn't feel like a book.

00:58:27I don't know why, what do we do?

00:58:29What is the difference of generation?

00:58:31When the book is not in the hand, the paper is crispiness.

00:58:35We are reading quickly.

00:58:37We are saying that it's easier to read.

00:58:39I don't understand what we do.

00:58:41If everything is auto, how do we take it?

00:58:43I will take it from you.

00:58:45I will take it from you.

00:58:47I will take it from you.

00:58:49Books are amazing.

00:58:51Books are amazing.

00:58:53Yes, brother.

00:58:55You are a good writer.

00:58:57He is a good storyteller.

00:58:59Yes.

00:59:01Yes.

00:59:03Yes.

00:59:05Yes.

00:59:07The next one is introvert.

00:59:09I was very introvert.

00:59:11I didn't do anything with my friends.

00:59:13I didn't talk about it.

00:59:15I didn't talk about it with two or three friends.

00:59:17I didn't talk about it with anyone.

00:59:19I was very angry at the school.

00:59:21When I was in the teenage phase,

00:59:23we saw more than the disabled people in the school.

00:59:25We made everybody shocked.

00:59:27We didn't talk about it.

00:59:29We are a bad boy.

00:59:31Someone would say ...

00:59:33I saw people from the seniors

00:59:35there were a tuck shop in the schools.

00:59:37Some of the seniors would not go on thefaith.

00:59:41But it's cool today.

00:59:43I think it looks very cool.

00:59:45We are not following rules.

00:59:47So he said to me, we went to secondary school to secondary school.

00:59:52So I said to myself, what are we going to do with school?

00:59:57I said okay, we are going to do it.

00:59:59Okay, so he went out.

01:00:01He went out and I went out.

01:00:03And I didn't know what happened in my mind.

01:00:06The school director was scared of him.

01:00:09And I thought, what will I do?

01:00:12They are watching me in front of me.

01:00:14I put my bag outside and put it.

01:00:16I said to myself, I'm going to go up.

01:00:18And I said, I have one hand here.

01:00:21They are looking at me in front of me.

01:00:23And they said to me, I'm going to fall down.

01:00:26And I said to myself, I'm going to fall down.

01:00:28And I said to myself, I'm going to fall down.

01:00:30I'm going to fall down.

01:00:31And they said, which class?

01:00:35I told my class.

01:00:37Your name.

01:00:38And we said, we got to get a break time.

01:00:41And we were sitting outside of my office.

01:00:43And you were watching the whole school outside.

01:00:45You were watching the whole school.

01:00:46And you were standing there.

01:00:47Okay, what happened to me?

01:00:48I said, because I was very good at my school.

01:00:50I was going to fall down.

01:00:51I was scared of my school.

01:00:53And the director, who was the personal person.

01:00:56He was in that class.

01:00:58He came to the class.

01:00:59He came to the ma'am.

01:01:00He said, that there is Hamza.

01:01:02And Hamza has no attention.

01:01:03And the director told him to take him.

01:01:06And the ma'am was in the class.

01:01:08He was very angry.

01:01:10And he said, because it was good at my school.

01:01:12And he said, this is not going to happen.

01:01:13He said, this is a yoga.

01:01:14Take him.

01:01:15Take him.

01:01:16And I didn't even say that.

01:01:18That's me.

01:01:19I was in the class.

01:01:20Yes, yes, yes.

01:01:21That's the question.

01:01:22I'm going to go outside.

01:01:23You go outside.

01:01:24Take him.

01:01:25Take him.

01:01:26That's the question.

01:01:27And because the director didn't get to meet him.

01:01:29He told his assistant to his assistant.

01:01:31that he went to meet him.

01:01:32He told his assistant.

01:01:33That's the question.

01:01:34Oh my God.

01:01:35I remember him.

01:01:36I remember that.

01:01:37He was a good friend.

01:01:38I was sitting at the room and stood the room.

01:01:41And he told him I was not.

01:01:42That was connected.

01:01:43I did not know.

01:01:44I don't know.

01:01:45Gosh.

01:01:46Oh my God.

01:01:49Oh my God.

01:01:50They were really angry.

01:01:51When you remember these things,

01:01:54it comes from your life from freshness.

01:01:56They come from your life.

01:01:57a freshness.

01:01:58That's how it comes to your life.

01:02:00We thought that the difficult days of studying,

01:02:04if this happens or passes,

01:02:06then the life will get lost.

01:02:08And my teacher said,

01:02:10you remember this day.

01:02:12This is the most easy day.

01:02:14You think it's the most difficult day.

01:02:16What do you do?

01:02:18You have to do it.

01:02:20You have to take a good number of exams.

01:02:22Or you have to make a good job.

01:02:24This is what I think.

01:02:26You have to take a good job.

01:02:28But when you practically come to your life,

01:02:30then you get to know that

01:02:32this was a good job.

01:02:34Yes, my story.

01:02:36Okay.

01:02:38My last story,

01:02:42I told you that

01:02:44that I was scared of

01:02:46because I love it.

01:02:48I was scared of it.

01:02:50I was scared of it.

01:02:52I was scared of it.

01:02:54It's not a bad thing.

01:02:56I was a bad thing.

01:02:58I was scared of it.

01:03:00If it's not a bad thing,

01:03:02I was scared of it.

01:03:04It's not the bad thing.

01:03:06You are late.

01:03:07Too late.

01:03:08Sorry.

01:03:09Because that's really cute.

01:03:10You don't have anything.

01:03:11No, no, no, no.

01:03:12You were in the last segment clip.

01:03:15I'll tell you the reading too.

01:03:18That was viral.

01:03:21Okay.

01:03:22Okay.

01:03:23Fight scene.

01:03:24Yes.

01:03:25So, this was something happening, but not in a good way.

01:03:30It's not like that.

01:03:32It's not like that.

01:03:33It's not like that.

01:03:34It's not like that.

01:03:36But it happened that there was a scene in our recent shoot.

01:03:41They were tortured and killed.

01:03:46Obviously, it was not real glass, but it was made of sugar.

01:03:50So, it was going to be in truth.

01:03:53And it was a very bad way.

01:03:55What did it look like?

01:03:57It didn't look like it.

01:03:59Basically, it was a little distance.

01:04:01So, it was a glass bottle?

01:04:03No.

01:04:04It was made of sugar.

01:04:05It was made of sugar.

01:04:06It was made of sugar.

01:04:07But it was also sharp because it was broken.

01:04:08Yes.

01:04:09I didn't feel like it was made of sugar.

01:04:10I didn't feel like it was made of sugar.

01:04:11I didn't feel like it was made of sugar.

01:04:12But the second one was on the face.

01:04:13Oh my god.

01:04:14Oh my god.

01:04:15Oh my god.

01:04:16Oh my god.

01:04:17Oh my god.

01:04:18Oh my god.

01:04:19Oh my god.

01:04:20Oh my god.

01:04:21Oh my god.

01:04:22Oh my god.

01:04:23Oh my god.

01:04:24Oh my god.

01:04:25Oh my god.

01:04:26Oh my god.

01:04:29You're high.

01:04:30For a while, for about 1 hour, we couldn't shoot, we had a lot of scratches, but because it was an intense scene that we needed to do it, we continued it.

01:04:43But the fun thing is that there were a lot of takes, but on-air it was the same takes.

01:04:51When I was wearing it, I was wearing it, and when I was wearing it, it was like this.

01:04:59So, the expressions I had noted that you were talking about it, and that was the expression.

01:05:05It's natural.

01:05:07It's not a bad thing.

01:05:10No, it's not a good makeup.

01:05:11It was so much icing that it was red, but it was a bit of a base.

01:05:18Let's go, brother. Is there anything or not?

01:05:21Yes, yes.

01:05:22If you think that it's just started and finished,

01:05:25then you can listen to anything else.

01:05:27Yes, I remember.

01:05:28Sometimes people don't come to the morning.

01:05:30No, no, no.

01:05:31They come to the morning.

01:05:32They come to the morning.

01:05:34This is my school's story.

01:05:36Basically, it was racing, right?

01:05:38Yes, yes.

01:05:39So, one thing was that you had two friends.

01:05:43Two friends.

01:05:44Two friends.

01:05:45Two friends.

01:05:46Two friends.

01:05:47Two friends.

01:05:48Two hands and two.

01:05:49Yes.

01:05:50Yes.

01:05:51So, it's like you and you have a hand.

01:05:52Okay.

01:05:53So, my friend was saying,

01:05:54we want to win.

01:05:56And I was slow.

01:05:58I was not a good runner.

01:06:00Yes.

01:06:01So, that was so motivated.

01:06:03We practiced so much.

01:06:05When we practiced,

01:06:06it was always my fault.

01:06:07Because I took the hand wrong.

01:06:09We would fall.

01:06:11If we fall in the race,

01:06:13I will not let you.

01:06:15But if we win,

01:06:17I would like you.

01:06:18I don't know.

01:06:19Gloss type.

01:06:20I don't know.

01:06:21Gloss type.

01:06:22Something sweet.

01:06:23I mean, it was bright.

01:06:24I will give you this.

01:06:25I will give you this.

01:06:26I will give you this.

01:06:27I will give you slow steps.

01:06:28One, two.

01:06:29Coordinated.

01:06:30Practice.

01:06:31You do.

01:06:32Practice.

01:06:33You do.

01:06:34In school,

01:06:35I dropped me at school.

01:06:36I said,

01:06:37what are you talking about?

01:06:38Yes.

01:06:39One, two.

01:06:40Our store is slow steps.

01:06:41And we wanted to win.

01:06:43So, we won the game.

01:06:45We won the race.

01:06:46We won the race.

01:06:47So, I mean.

01:06:48Now, directors,

01:06:49you understand.

01:06:50This is the re-coreo acting.

01:06:51You have to give it.

01:06:52You have to give it.

01:06:53If you have to say it first,

01:06:55you will get a Kit Kat chocolate.

01:06:57Do it.

01:06:58Do it.

01:06:59Yes, please.

01:07:01No, no.

01:07:02No, no.

01:07:03But, this is true.

01:07:04This is true.

01:07:05I probably don't feel for a moment.

01:07:08But, I am quite hungry.

01:07:09I am very clumsy.

01:07:10I am very clumsy.

01:07:11I am going to get lost.

01:07:12And I am going to get lost.

01:07:13So, I am only a little with you.

01:07:14I am very clumsy.

01:07:15I am getting lost.

01:07:16We are falling.

01:07:17I am going to burn and break.

01:07:18You are going to look like Pakistan.

01:07:20You are going to go here.

01:07:21To be a long time frame.

01:07:22I am going to go back.

01:07:23But, before my parents came to travel,

01:07:25I was going to be a backpack,

01:07:28When I was traveling, I had a backpack for a while and I didn't even know what to do.

01:07:38And then my husband and my big daughter, and then my husband.

01:07:42I was asking the mafia, asking the mafia, keeping things together.

01:07:48I didn't even know what to do.

01:07:50I didn't know what to do, I didn't know what to do.

01:07:53When you're going, you can see it.

01:07:56We have to drive the camera.

01:07:59When I was a child, I had to do the same job with my diaper bag.

01:08:04I had to travel with a lot of children.

01:08:09I had to give her diaper bags.

01:08:14My husband told me that I had to do insurance every time.

01:08:20You have to do insurance, you stay lazy.

01:08:23And it doesn't make any act.

01:08:25They're a small family.

01:08:26I don't like the choice, because some of you say the answer is that you get better and more.

01:08:30You get better and learn to know the experience.

01:08:32I don't care.

01:08:33Is her mom's team, she's in her own klumzyness?

01:08:35Yes.

01:08:36I'm careful, but I have to do things.

01:08:39What are the gaps that are made in her life?

01:08:42What happened?

01:08:43I've done something in my house, but I broke three times.

01:08:48Two times this, one time this.

01:08:51My knee surgery was done.

01:08:53So yes, I am...

01:08:55You're a little bit.

01:08:57Come here, story teller.

01:09:01The next thing is manifestation work.

01:09:07So, these are two or three stories that I have in my mind.

01:09:12But recently, I have a friend of mine.

01:09:16My friend of mine is Rasik.

01:09:18I'm a friend of mine.

01:09:20I'm a friend of mine.

01:09:21I told him that you will come to Netflix and say,

01:09:23who is watching this content?

01:09:25It's so beautiful content.

01:09:26He will see the world's beautiful content.

01:09:30If you ask him about an Oscar-winning film,

01:09:32it wasn't good. It wasn't good.

01:09:34So I asked him,

01:09:36I asked him,

01:09:37what if he had a bad movie about the world's favorite movie?

01:09:39That's my favorite film.

01:09:41So I drove a car and said,

01:09:43if you're an actor,

01:09:45then you don't want to learn acting.

01:09:46So what do I do?

01:09:47So I said,

01:09:49you do this.

01:09:50Or you can learn Sallabh Sachdeva.

01:09:52And I said,

01:09:53he's telling Fuduil.

01:09:54Because he's the only one.

01:09:57Fuduil gives me a lot of action.

01:09:59So, he asked him,

01:10:00he's an Indian acting coach.

01:10:03I was an Indian acting coach and he has been training with Ranbir Kapoor, Richa Chadda and many people were training.

01:10:10Now I said, this is India, how can I reach out to him?

01:10:13Now I'm thinking, I can manifest that.

01:10:17I went to their Instagram page.

01:10:20It was their acting institute.

01:10:22I had a message to them.

01:10:24I replied that we are not doing online classes.

01:10:28I said, let's go, the job is done.

01:10:31Now my other two are in India.

01:10:33We are talking about how you practice your craft.

01:10:36We are working here.

01:10:38He said, if I have some numbers, they might help you.

01:10:41This is the number.

01:10:42There is a number, Saurabh Sashdeva.

01:10:44I had a message to them.

01:10:46Within 5 minutes, they replied.

01:10:48They said, somebody from my team will get in touch with you.

01:10:51I answered the call from India.

01:10:54They said, this is the first time that we are doing a hybrid system for acting and coaching.

01:11:00So I am learning a hybrid system.

01:11:01We are working globally in Pakistan.

01:11:03We are running through that time.

01:11:05But around Kenya, Singapore, Malaysia, etc.

01:11:08And this was the last three months.

01:11:11That was our course.

01:11:12It was completed.

01:11:13And I was working with guest speakers.

01:11:15They were sitting there.

01:11:16I was sitting there.

01:11:17I was sitting there.

01:11:18I was sitting there.

01:11:19I was sitting there.

01:11:20I was surprised that these people who are watching on TV

01:11:24are talking to me and asking me

01:11:27how are you feeling?

01:11:31He would ask you how are you feeling to get in touch with your true self

01:11:34what are you feeling and emotions?

01:11:36So someone is asking me to ask me

01:11:39How are you feeling?

01:11:40I am asking for this question

01:11:43I am telling them all and all

01:11:45and in the classes you were growing up with breakdowns

01:11:50how to get emotional and how to do it

01:11:52and the other thing happened to me with Nadia Jamil

01:11:55because when I wanted to learn acting

01:11:58I liked that I think she is a lovely actress

01:12:01and I wanted to learn her

01:12:03My favourite time

01:12:04We are sitting in a marriage

01:12:06so we are sitting there and I am very tactfully sitting here

01:12:09and I am looking at her

01:12:10so I am just going and going and going and going and going and going

01:12:13and I am looking at her

01:12:15so our small talk started finally

01:12:16so Kethi, what do you do?

01:12:18Normally I say that I work in the corporate

01:12:20and I said that I want to learn acting

01:12:22and that I want to learn acting

01:12:24so he is also smiling and smiling

01:12:27and Kethi, why do you want to be an actor?

01:12:29I don't know, I have given any answer

01:12:31but his husband Ali was also sitting there

01:12:33and we talked about

01:12:34that I had my fanboy moment

01:12:36and I was at home

01:12:37I remember that my friend is in India

01:12:40and I told him

01:12:42and I told him

01:12:43that today I met Nadia Jamil

01:12:44and this and this and this

01:12:45and he told me

01:12:46that he is my friend

01:12:47because he is a journalist over there

01:12:49and he told me that I know him

01:12:50and I told him

01:12:51and I told him

01:12:52that there are 6 months

01:12:54and I told him

01:12:55that I am not learning acting

01:12:57and I am going to learn acting

01:12:58and I am going to learn what to do

01:12:59and I am saying

01:13:00again

01:13:01tell me that there is someone

01:13:02that you are

01:13:03and he told me

01:13:04that I know somebody in Pakistan

01:13:05and he might be able to help you out

01:13:06with the basic learning

01:13:08so I said

01:13:09who is

01:13:10and he said Nadia Jamil

01:13:11and I said

01:13:12okay

01:13:13so he gave me an email id

01:13:14to reach out

01:13:15and I said

01:13:17dear ma'am

01:13:18hope you are doing well

01:13:19I have written the whole email

01:13:20Nadia Jamil

01:13:21and he gave me an email id

01:13:22and he didn't give me a number

01:13:23so we are exchanging 6 months

01:13:25because she was in UK

01:13:26at that point

01:13:27finally

01:13:28one year later

01:13:30he said

01:13:31come over to my house

01:13:32we have entered the house

01:13:33and I said

01:13:35oh

01:13:36senior actress

01:13:37I am going to talk about it

01:13:38and I thought

01:13:39that I would learn

01:13:40that I will learn

01:13:41and that I will learn

01:13:42that I will learn

01:13:43that I will learn

01:13:44that I will learn

01:13:45that I will learn

01:13:46that Ali is his husband

01:13:47and Ali says

01:13:48so you will finally get here

01:13:49so Nadia Jamil

01:13:50he said

01:13:51what is it?

01:13:52that he is getting the first time

01:13:53and he said

01:13:54that he didn't remember

01:13:55that he was married

01:13:56and Nadia Jamil

01:13:57he said

01:13:58he said

01:13:59yes

01:14:00I am thinking

01:14:01that Ali Jamil

01:14:02he said

01:14:03he said

01:14:04you will reach home

01:14:05so you will reach home

01:14:06so you will reach home

01:14:07thank you

01:14:08thank you

01:14:09for coming to show

01:14:10it was good

01:14:11to meet you

01:14:12and we didn't know

01:14:13the time of time

01:14:14and see

01:14:15the time of break

01:14:16came out

01:14:17so best of luck

01:14:18for careers

01:14:19and we want to see

01:14:20more good characters

01:14:21and work

01:14:22and meet us

01:14:23thank you so much

01:14:24thank you

01:14:25thank you

01:14:26thank you

01:14:27good morning

01:14:28Pakistan

01:14:29break

01:14:30with us

01:14:31welcome

01:14:32welcome

01:14:33welcome

01:14:34welcome

01:14:35back

01:14:36good morning

01:14:37Pakistan

01:14:38with me

01:14:39I am

01:14:40with you

01:14:41I am

01:14:42Hena Khan

01:14:43who is a

01:14:44certified

01:14:45airbrush

01:14:46makeup artist

01:14:47motivational speaker

01:14:48and influencer

01:14:49and they are here

01:14:50from Jalem

01:14:51here

01:14:52here

01:14:53they have

01:14:54the salon

01:14:55basically

01:14:56by the way

01:14:57you are

01:14:58seen

01:14:59Hena's Beauty

01:15:00Lounge

01:15:01under one roof

01:15:02there will be many beauty

01:15:04things

01:15:05where there are

01:15:06so welcome

01:15:07to Hena

01:15:08welcome

01:15:09Assalamuala

01:15:10welcome

01:15:11Neida

01:15:12thank you very much

01:15:13for having me here

01:15:14I am

01:15:15good

01:15:16You are basically certified airbrush makeup artist.

01:15:20Now, our viewers will tell us what is the expert of airbrush makeup artist?

01:15:26Basically, you know that today's makeup artists are a lot of people.

01:15:29Salons are a lot of people.

01:15:31So I always wanted to do something different.

01:15:33So in America, because my training was done in Hollywood and Iranian people

01:15:38who are using airbrush makeup is a lot of machines.

01:15:41So it's not overdone.

01:15:43Your base is very flawless and lasting.

01:15:47It's a lot of people.

01:15:48Like you know, our brides have long hair, long functions,

01:15:52camera lights all the time.

01:15:54So it's very important to feel flawless by the end of the function.

01:15:58I mean, I've seen that in that base,

01:16:01you feel very young.

01:16:03You don't feel very dry makeup.

01:16:05It's glowing on the face.

01:16:07Yeah, it's glowing.

01:16:09You can see that when you see it in the distance,

01:16:11the brides' makeup looks good.

01:16:13But as soon as you go near her,

01:16:15it's all cakey and cracked and oxidized.

01:16:18But in this case, nothing happens.

01:16:20So this was new.

01:16:21Pakistan, I think, hardly maybe 2-3 people.

01:16:23You've also done your own airbrush?

01:16:25No, this is not airbrush because I do manual makeup.

01:16:28Okay.

01:16:29But I usually do for brides.

01:16:31Okay.

01:16:32So I introduced it to Punjab.

01:16:34We're almost giving it freelancing and bridal services.

01:16:38But my main branch is also in the Jihlam.

01:16:41Okay, you're a very influencer.

01:16:43You're very active in social media.

01:16:45Tell us about that.

01:16:47So basically, when I started it,

01:16:49for me, it was not for a financial reason.

01:16:51It was just to keep myself busy.

01:16:53And in my journey, I felt that I was groomed.

01:16:56And mentally, I got a lot of relaxation.

01:16:59So I felt that I can be an influencer.

01:17:02I was inspired by myself.

01:17:05I asked myself how you do this.

01:17:07Because gradually,

01:17:08I started my journey from the TV channel.

01:17:10Okay.

01:17:11I won a bridal competition in a channel.

01:17:13And then I started off with my business.

01:17:15So I started as an influencer.

01:17:17Then you learn from your experiences.

01:17:21And then I started as a motivational speaker site.

01:17:25So,

01:17:26Alhamdulillah,

01:17:28I think everything is side-by-side.

01:17:30You know,

01:17:31today's business,

01:17:32social media is very important.

01:17:33You have to take it and take it.

01:17:35There are good sides and negative sides.

01:17:37But you know,

01:17:38I'm just having positive outcomes from here.

01:17:40And I want to say that,

01:17:42if you have any sort of skill,

01:17:44there is no skill.

01:17:45There is no skill.

01:17:46So,

01:17:47let's utilize it.

01:17:48And you shouldn't be dependent on anyone in life.

01:17:51So,

01:17:52that's why,

01:17:53I keep doing different things.

01:17:54I have no end,

01:17:55full stop,

01:17:56I am open to learn.

01:17:57I will do other things.

01:17:59Now,

01:18:00I want to announce my clothing line,

01:18:03bridal,

01:18:04this year,

01:18:05we will introduce ourselves in the lounge.

01:18:07Oh,

01:18:08So,

01:18:09that's all under one roof?

01:18:10Under one roof.

01:18:11In the beauty lounge?

01:18:12In the beauty lounge.

01:18:13Absolutely.

01:18:14Because I have many brides,

01:18:15they also customise our dresses.

01:18:17So,

01:18:18I thought,

01:18:19they said,

01:18:20you should start this.

01:18:21You should start this.

01:18:22So,

01:18:23there are many brides,

01:18:24especially people who come abroad,

01:18:25it is easy to go to one place.

01:18:27You are dressed and makeup.

01:18:28And you are in Jehlam.

01:18:29Yeah,

01:18:30based in Jehlam.

01:18:31But our bridal services are available all over Punjab.

01:18:34So,

01:18:35you should travel and make up.

01:18:36Yes.

01:18:37Obviously,

01:18:38charges are different.

01:18:39But,

01:18:40services are there.

01:18:41Because I am providing airbrush makeup.

01:18:43Which is in Punjab.

01:18:44I am the only one.

01:18:45So,

01:18:46Alhamdulillah,

01:18:47proud of this.

01:18:48I am giving a very different service.

01:18:50And,

01:18:51as you know,

01:18:52you also know airbrush makeup.

01:18:53Absolutely.

01:18:54I am having very good feedback.

01:18:55Five years have been in this business.

01:18:57And,

01:18:58my special specialisation is airbrush.

01:19:01Now,

01:19:02tell me,

01:19:03if your skin needs to be good for airbrush makeup,

01:19:07or patchy,

01:19:09or discoloration,

01:19:11you can also have airbrush makeup on that skin.

01:19:14Airbrush makeup is on every skin.

01:19:16And,

01:19:17I think,

01:19:18I always tell my brides,

01:19:20that,

01:19:21I always tell my brides,

01:19:22that,

01:19:23that,

01:19:24you can't say that,

01:19:25I can do that,

01:19:26you can't wear a skin.

01:19:27Or,

01:19:28you can't wear a skin.

01:19:29It's a very oily skin.

01:19:30I mean,

01:19:31it's a very oily skin.

01:19:32It's a very oily skin.

01:19:33I don't have a skin,

01:19:34but,

01:19:35you can't wear a skin.

01:19:36You can wear a skin.

01:19:37I don't have a skin.

01:19:38I always tell my brides that you can't make up that you can't make up that you know that we will make up and especially if there are scars and scars will go out.

01:19:57So you should plan 2-3 months before you plan.

01:20:01That's why we give cosmetic treatments in our lounge.

01:20:04There are carbon peels and lasers.

01:20:07Semi-permanent makeup is also available, which is a trend.

01:20:11So that can be done.

01:20:13Because I believe if the canvas is clear, obviously painting will be better.

01:20:18So skin is like that.

01:20:20Oh, okay, okay.

01:20:21Are there services in Hina's Beauty Lounge?

01:20:26You should tell me about it.

01:20:27Yes.

01:20:28I saw that in Punjab, I saw that there are services that are not given.

01:20:32Some services that I am totally against.

01:20:34There are many salons, especially eyelash extensions that are done.

01:20:39But I am really against that because people don't have awareness.

01:20:43Your natural lashes fall out.

01:20:46The glue used can even cause blindness.

01:20:49This is the side effect.

01:20:51I am so sorry, I am so sorry.

01:20:52I have to tell many people.

01:20:53And you have seen here and there are many people.

01:20:54I am so sorry.

01:20:55I have to say that it is a safe or not.

01:20:56I have to say that it is really good.

01:20:58And then after 4-5 months, I said to people,

01:21:01that this is wrong in life.

01:21:03That is not your fault.

01:21:04That is your fault.

01:21:05That is your fault.

01:21:06That is your fault.

01:21:07That is my fault.

01:21:08That is my fault.

01:21:09That is my fault.

01:21:10I am so sorry.

01:21:11So tell me what else services do you have to do.

01:21:14I do semi-permanent makeup.

01:21:15I do my arboric microblading,

01:21:17that is my running procedure.

01:21:19You do it yourself?

01:21:20I do it myself.

01:21:21I do it myself.

01:21:22My staff doesn't do it.

01:21:23I have to do it in America.

01:21:24I have to do it in America.

01:21:25I do it in this way.

01:21:27I do it in the recommend.

01:21:28Because you know that many people have to do it.

01:21:30Some time,

01:21:31like cancer patients,

01:21:33chemotherapy,

01:21:34then their hair will be lost.

01:21:36So ladies are very complex.

01:21:38And when they are growing up,

01:21:40they are growing up.

01:21:41They are growing up.

01:21:42So eyebrows play a very important role.

01:21:45But sometimes someone's formation is light.

01:21:47Sometimes they have cut,

01:21:48where they don't have hair.

01:21:50Yes.

01:21:51So if they are light,

01:21:52then you have to do it daily basis.

01:21:53Like working ladies,

01:21:54they have to fill in.

01:21:55Being a lady,

01:21:56you know,

01:21:57that your eyebrows are good.

01:21:58It's a lot of time.

01:21:59Absolutely.

01:22:00So now,

01:22:01that young people,

01:22:02who are doing it,

01:22:03at least for a year or a year,

01:22:04it lasts.

01:22:05Your skin is broken.

01:22:06Your skin is broken.

01:22:07And it's safe.

01:22:08No side effect.

01:22:09But once...

01:22:10It's very, very small.

01:22:11It's a light.

01:22:12It's a lot of tight lining.

01:22:13It's a lot of glue.

01:22:14It's a lot of glue.

01:22:15It's a lot of glue.

01:22:16It's also your lashes are attached.

01:22:17It's also your hair.

01:22:18You don't need to care.

01:22:19What do you do to do?

01:22:20In semi-permanent makeup,

01:22:22we do BB glow.

01:22:23We do it.

01:22:24We do it.

01:22:25It's also very thin.

01:22:26The lasers are also available at my lounge.

01:22:28Carbon peel,

01:22:30black doll facial,

01:22:31I mean,

01:22:32this is a 5 minute,

01:22:33which is a working woman.

01:22:35They do it.

01:22:36Like break time procedure.

01:22:37It's also available.

01:22:39So, quite a variety of things that I offer there, but the main thing is that it's not about money, it's about what is safe.

01:22:48So, I'm only providing safe procedures under my roof.

01:22:51Thank you so much Hina.

01:22:52Thank you very much.

01:22:53Same here, same here.

01:22:54So, people go to Hina Beauty Lounge in Jehlem.

01:22:58Jehlem, yeah.

01:22:59Thank you so much.

01:23:00This was our today's program.

01:23:02I hope you enjoyed it.

01:23:04And now you will know and meet those people,

01:23:07which you can portray different characters in different channels.

01:23:12Good morning Pakistan, today's show.

01:23:14Inshallah, you will be able to meet tomorrow.

01:23:17Allah Hafiz.

Good Morning Pakistan | Pehli Mulaqat Special Show | 24 June 2025 | ARY Digital

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