Faysal Quraishi, a veteran actor known for his stellar performances, recently shared his views on award shows. With his latest success in "Khaie" and an upcoming movie titled "Mango Jutt," he's a prominent figure in both films and dramas, boasting deep industry insights.
Faysal Quraishi highlighted the popularity of Pakistani dramas in India, recounting an encounter with a renowned Indian choreographer who praised the immense admiration for Pakistani dramas across the border. Hits like "Meri Zaat Zara e Benishan" and "Humsafar" reportedly caused Indian streets to quiet down during their airing, indicating their widespread appeal.
Expressing his stance on Pakistani award ceremonies, Faysal advocated for eliminating audience-based awards. He argued that globally, prestigious awards are determined by expert juries rather than popular votes, enhancing their credibility. He expressed a desire for awards judged by industry experts rather than those based solely on fan popularity, suggesting that such awards often favor celebrities with massive followings.
