waseem abbas

Veteran actor Waseem Abbas recently spoke out against Firdous Jamal’s comment about fellow actors Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed. Firdous Jamal had criticized their acting abilities and questioned whether they should continue working due to their age. Waseem Abbas strongly disagreed, highlighting that age should not limit an actor’s career. He stated that if you must criticize their acting there is absolutely no reason to comment on their age. A factor that is not in their control.

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Waseem Abbas Defends Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed

Waseem Abbas pointed out that Bollywood actors like Shahrukh Khan and Salman Khan, continue to enjoy immense popularity and success. Even though they are in their mid-fifties. He argued that if these stars can keep working because the audience loves them, then there’s no reason why Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed should stop acting due to their age. Acting is not credited based on age, but rather skill set and talent.

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Waseem then praised Mahira Khan for her recent performance in Maula Jatt. He shared his appreciation for her talent and beauty. Moreover, he stated that she continues to amaze and captivate audiences. He also compared Humayun Saeed to the legendary actor Marlon Brando, recognizing his vast fan following and his ability to deliver powerful performances.

Waseem Abbas’s comments are a reminder that talent and popularity are not defined by age. And that as an individual you have no right to comment on factors that are not in control. Actors like Mahira Khan and Humayun Saeed have proven their abilities time and again, and their fans continue to support them.

Age should not be a barrier in the entertainment industry, and Waseem Abbas’s defense of his fellow actors highlights the importance of valuing talent and experience over age

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Mahnoor Rashid
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