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Rashid Mehmood Emotional About Inflated Electricity Bill

Rashid Mehmood Emotional About Inflated Electricity Bill

  • Veteran Pakistani actor Rashid Mehmood expresses distress over rising electricity bills.
  • He cites unemployment and lack of opportunities for senior artists in Lahore.
  • Mehmood, who has survived four cardiac arrests, questions the purpose of his survival.
Veteran Pakistani actor Rashid Mehmood, widely respected for his roles in the entertainment industry, is grappling with the impact of soaring electricity bills amid stringent government measures to raise revenue.

In a video, the "Sher Dil" star expressed his distress over the steep hike in electricity tariffs, citing his struggles with unemployment and the lack of opportunities for senior artists like himself in Lahore.

Mehmood, who has survived four cardiac arrests, questioned the purpose of his continued survival, emotionally asking why he was spared by the Almighty. His heartfelt plea reflected the financial strain of a bill exceeding 45,000 PKR, which he deemed unbearable.

Having served the Pakistani showbiz industry for decades, Rashid Mehmood is revered for his distinctive speaking style and memorable roles in classics such as "Shaheen," "Kajal Ghar," "Mirza Ghalib," and "Riyasat."

His emotional video resonated deeply with fans, highlighting his enduring impact and the challenges faced by veteran artists in the current industry landscape.

 

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