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Abubakr Shak Opens Up About What Surprised Him About Pakistan

Abubakr Shak Opens Up About What Surprised Him About Pakistan

  • Abubakr Shak, a Londoner, gained fame for his accent in the drama Khudsar.
  • He plays Babar Ali's son, a character who has significant issues with his father's decisions.
  • Abubakr shared his background, stating he is not a Pakistani citizen but is in the country on a visa.
Abubakr Shak, a newcomer to the Pakistani drama industry, has recently garnered attention after his accent in the drama Khudsar went viral.

Hailing from London, Abubakr plays the role of Babar Ali's son, a character with significant issues with his father's decisions. His distinct accent caught the eye of netizens, sparking widespread discussion.

In a recent interview, Abubakr addressed his sudden rise to fame and shared some insights about his background. He emphasized that he is not a Pakistani citizen but is in the country on a visa.

He also pointed out that both his Urdu and English are quite strong, especially by UK standards. Abubakr candidly spoke about his experience in Pakistan, describing it as a third-world country—something he had never encountered before. He mentioned experiencing a snatching incident during his stay.

Abubakr also defended his accent, asserting that he speaks clear Urdu, as affirmed by people in the UK. He challenged those criticizing his accent to ask any native English speaker about his pronunciation, confident that they would find it acceptable.

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