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Areej Chaudhary speaks up against rising trend of drug use in showbiz parties

Areej Chaudhary speaks up against rising trend of drug use in showbiz parties

  • Areej Chaudhary spoke about drug culture in the industry.
  • She revealed that many feel pressure to use drugs just to fit in.
  • She shared that those who refrain from drugs are unwelcome.
Actor Areej Chaudhary recently opened up about her worries regarding the growing drug culture at industry parties during her chat on Ahmed Ali Butt’s podcast. She expressed concern about the pressure many feel to use drugs just to fit in.

Reflecting on her experiences, Areej shared that she’s attended gatherings where drug use was common. She revealed, “In these gatherings, I feel pressured as people made it clear that those who abstain from drug use are unwelcome.” This sentiment highlights the tough spot many face when trying to stay true to themselves in social settings that prioritize fitting in over personal choice.

Areej also discussed her views on on-screen intimacy, saying, "I can do an onscreen kiss if it served the storyline. I will not feel shy if it will be necessary for the role."

Having gained attention from her performances in popular dramas like "Tark E Wafa" and "Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum," Areej is making a mark as a rising star in the industry, especially with her role as Natasha.

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