Veteran actress Hina Khawaja Bayat has voiced concern over how people often intrude into celebrities’ personal lives.
Speaking on Dunya TV’s Mazaq Raat, she called such behavior unfair, pointing out that actors are human and vulnerable to harsh criticism.
While she welcomed constructive feedback on her work, she urged the public to refrain from making personal attacks.
Hina also discussed the isolating impact of mobile phones, observing how technology has replaced real-life connection.
“You’ll see four people sitting together, each lost in their own phone. They don’t talk — they text each other instead,” she noted.
She warned that while mobile phones are useful, overdependence on them can feel like an illness.
Reflecting on changing family dynamics, she recalled how guests were once greeted with warmth and priority in her household — a tradition she feels has faded.
Today, she said, people often view unannounced guests as disruptions, with concerns like children’s studies taking precedence.
Hina also revealed that she never intended to pursue acting. Though she received advertising offers during college, her father disapproved. It was only after encouragement from Sultana Siddiqui that she accepted a drama role — a decision that launched her acting career.
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