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What Made Fahad Mustafa Superstar in Pakistan? Actor Reveals

What Made Fahad Mustafa Superstar in Pakistan? Actor Reveals

  • Fahad Mustafa shared the reason behind his stardom.
  • He thinks it is due to other actors' turning to Bollywood for work.
  • Fahad discussed the influence of  Humayun Saeed in his life.
Renowned actor Fahad Mustafa recently revealed that he attributes his rise to superstardom to the fact that many of his fellow actors chose to work in Bollywood. In a candid interview, Fahad discussed the influence of his mentor, Humayun Saeed, and his own career trajectory.

Fahad Mustafa credited Humayun Saeed for his guidance, saying, “I consider Humayun bhai my mentor. He taught me years ago that Indian projects are temporary. In the end, our industry is what matters.” He added, “And he was right.” According to Fahad, his decision to stay in the Pakistani industry rather than pursuing opportunities in India or Turkey played a crucial role in his success. “Indian and Turkish series will come and go, but Humayun Saeed and I have been here, and we’ll stay here,” he remarked.

Joking about his career, Fahad said, “Everyone else went to India; I stayed and became a superstar because there was no one here to compete with. Now, everyone is going to Turkey, but I’m still here. Insha Allah, He will make me a megastar.”

Fahad also offered advice for aspiring actors: “You just need to have faith in your audience. Believe in your people and help them grow.”

On the professional front, Fahad Mustafa is making a notable return to television with the serial ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum,’ alongside Hania Aamir and Emmad Irfani, after a nine-year hiatus.

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