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Fahad Mustafa Opens Up About His Journey to Stardom

Fahad Mustafa Opens Up About His Journey to Stardom

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  • Fahad Mustafa is a renowned actor, host, and producer.
  • He credited his mentor, Humayun Saeed, for teaching him the importance of industry over Indian projects.
  • Mustafa recently returned to acting with the hit drama serial, Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum.
Pakistan’s A-list actor, host, and producer Fahad Mustafa recently shared insights into his rise to stardom, attributing his success to the departure of fellow actors who ventured to Bollywood. In a candid interview, Fahad revealed that his decision to stay in Pakistan played a significant role in his becoming a superstar.

Fahad credited his mentor, Humayun Saeed, for imparting a valuable lesson early in his career. "I consider Humayun bhai as my mentor, he is our senior, and he taught me something, many years ago, that these Indian projects are for a time being, in the end, all we have is our industry," Fahad shared. "And he was right."

The "Jeeto Pakistan" host continued, "Indian and Turkish series will come and go, but whether you agree to it or not, Humayun Saeed and I have been here, and we’ll stay here."

"Everyone else went to India; I stayed back and became a superstar because no one was here [to compete]," he quipped.

Fahad humorously noted that while many actors pursued opportunities in India, he stayed in Pakistan and became a superstar due to the lack of competition. "Now, everyone is going to Turkey, but I’m here. Insha Allah He will make me a megastar," he added.

He concluded by emphasizing the importance of faith in one's audience, encouraging his peers to believe in their people and help the industry grow.

On the work front, Fahad Mustafa recently returned to acting after a nine-year hiatus with the hit drama serial Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum, alongside Hania Aamir and Emmad Irfani. The drama, directed by Badar Mehmood and written by Farhat Ishtiaq.

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