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Danish Taimoor opens up about why he prefers to stay away from interviews

Danish Taimoor opens up about why he prefers to stay away from interviews

  • Danish Taimoor shared why he prefers to stay away from interviews.
  • He revealed that many shows often focus on comparing actors.
  • He said that he does not like or can judge others.

Danish Taimoor recently shared why he prefers to stay away from interviews during his appearance on Imran Ashraf’s talk show.

The actor, known for his role in Jaan Nisar, explained his reluctance to participate in talk shows and interviews. Ashraf praised Taimoor for his positive attitude, noting that he never speaks negatively about others and remains focused on his work.

In response, Taimoor said he couldn’t refuse Ashraf's invitation because of the warmth with which he called him. He explained that he limits his appearances because many shows often focus on comparing actors and judging their performances. Taimoor stated, “I neither like, nor can make judgments on others,” emphasizing that he avoids such negativity.

He also mentioned that throughout his 18-year career, he has never made a negative comment or criticized anyone. Taimoor concluded by advising fellow actors to avoid harsh judgments and comparisons between newcomers and experienced stars. Currently, he is starring in Jaan Nisar alongside Hiba Bukhari, continuing to focus on his work without engaging in the drama often found in celebrity discussions.

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