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Saba Qamar Explains Her 'Odd Habit' of Sniffing People

Saba Qamar Explains Her 'Odd Habit' of Sniffing People

  • Saba Qamar opened up about her unusual fashion preference.
  • Qamar has this strange habit of smelling people.
  • She revealed that she has a very sensitive nose.
Renowned Pakistani actress Saba Qamar, celebrated for her performances in both Pakistan and India, has recently opened up about her unusual fashion preference in a viral interview. In a previously recorded segment on a private TV channel's morning show, Qamar shared a unique reason behind her reluctance to wear expensive designer outfits.

Qamar disclosed, "I have a strange habit of smelling people. Whenever someone passes by, whether a man or a woman, I instinctively sniff them. I know it's an odd habit, but I have a very sensitive nose." This peculiar habit influences her fashion choices significantly.

The actress elaborated on her stringent hygiene standards, explaining, "I'm very particular about hygiene and refuse to compromise on it. Even if something is worth millions, I'll refuse it if it doesn't meet my cleanliness standards." She emphasized that her preference for cleanliness leads her to avoid costly designer clothes that may not meet her personal standards.

Qamar added, "If I detect an unpleasant smell, I immediately refuse to wear the expensive designer clothes." Despite other actresses’ comfort in wearing designer outfits on set, Qamar’s dedication to hygiene sets her apart.

Notable for her roles in Baaghi and Cheekh, Qamar’s reputation as a versatile actress continues to thrive, with her dramas consistently attracting high viewership and critical acclaim.

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