Beautiful Actresses Only Choose Successful and Rich Men: Saleem Mairaj

Saleem Mairaj, a celebrated Pakistani actor known for his compelling antagonistic roles, recently opened up about the intricacies of romantic relationships within the entertainment industry. In a candid conversation, Mairaj provided a glimpse into his own journey and shared valuable observations about the showbiz world. During the talk show, the host playfully prodded Saleem Mairaj about his pre-marital love life, prompting him to share personal anecdotes. Mairaj humorously deflected the question by proclaiming his wife as his first and ultimate love. However, the persistent team dug deeper, and Saleem Mairaj, with a touch of vulnerability, admitted, “No one falls in love with a struggler,” shedding light on the challenges he faced during his early years as an actor. A noteworthy observation that Saleem Mairaj shared was that many beautiful actresses in the industry tend to choose successful men as their life partners.

What’s in the World of Villainy for Saleem Mairaj?

Saleem Mairaj’s role as a notorious national television villain has made him a recognized face in the industry. When questioned about his inclination towards negative characters, Mairaj clarified that the choice of character often lies in the hands of the director. He shared that he does have a preference for negative roles but remains open to diverse acting challenges. He also tantalizingly hinted at an upcoming murder thriller, “13,” where he plays a character on a mission to thwart a serial killer’s sinister plans to eliminate 13 people, showcasing his versatility as an actor.

Throwing Shade on Stardom and Craftsmanship

As the conversation shifted to the dynamics of fame and success in the industry, Saleem Mairaj didn’t hold back from expressing his opinion about actors who prioritize stardom over the craft of acting. He subtly criticized those who seek the limelight without a sincere dedication to their art, even after spending decades in the entertainment business.

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