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Ali Abbas Reveals Reason for Not Working with His Father

Ali Abbas Reveals Reason for Not Working with His Father

  • Ali Abbas is a talented and popular Pakistani television actor.
  • He is the son of veteran actor Waseem Abbas and grandson of legendary Pakistani singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti.
  • Ali opens up about why he can’t work with his father Waseem Abbas.
Ali Abbas, a highly talented and popular Pakistani television actor, has garnered critical and public acclaim for his impressive performances in numerous hit dramas.

His notable works include Khaali Haath, Fitrat, Faisala, Guddu, Tum Kon Piya, Titli, Grift, Kaheen Deep Jalay, and Baylagam. Despite hailing from a prominent showbiz family, Ali has made his name in the industry through his hard work and dedication, becoming one of Pakistan's finest actors.

He is the son of veteran actor Waseem Abbas and the grandson of legendary Pakistani singer Inayat Hussain Bhatti. Ali Abbas will soon be seen in the upcoming drama Wo Ziddi Si.

In a recent appearance on the show, Ali Abbas disclosed why he prefers not to work alongside his father, Waseem Abbas, on screen.

Talking about it, Ali said, "I try not to work with my father in the same drama, but if we get a chance to work together in a script, we’ve made a deal that we won’t look into each other’s eyes. In that case, we do a little bit of cheating. We recently did a serial together that had intense scenes, and it was quite difficult for me to act in front of him. I can’t do scenes with him because he has those big, expressive eyes, and it’s hard not to see him as my father rather than the character he’s playing. I have immense respect for my father, so I can’t argue with him on screen and otherwise."

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