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Rashid Mehmood Talks About Raising His Voice for Rights

Rashid Mehmood Talks About Raising His Voice for Rights

Web Desk July 14, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Rashid Mehmood is a Veteran TV Actor and Radio Presenter.
  • He is known for his roles in iconic dramas.
  • He recently shared concerns about a high electricity bill on social media.
Veteran television actor and radio presenter Rashid Mehmood, renowned for his roles in numerous iconic dramas, has garnered praise for his impeccable acting and compelling portrayals, particularly in negative characters. His notable contributions to Pakistani television include acclaimed shows like "Shaheen," "Kajal Ghar," "Mirza Ghalib," "Riyasat," and "Mohabbat Rooth Jaye To," among others.

Beyond his successful career, Rashid Mehmood has shown resilience in his personal life, having survived three heart attacks and overcoming partial body paralysis. Residing in Lahore, he remains active on social media platforms like TikTok.

Recently, Rashid Mehmood made headlines by sharing his concerns about a hefty electricity bill on social media. In a recent television appearance, he spoke candidly about understanding his fundamental rights and advocating for himself, shedding light on his advocacy efforts and personal beliefs.

Talking about it, Rashid Mehmood said, “I am very much aware about my rights and my privillages. I only fear Allah and that’s why I speak. All the current and previous government officials are my fans but I won’t stop speaking about my basic rights because I have no affiliations. I am a very honest man. I have always paid all my limited bills with my hard-earned money because I knew my limitations and have spent my life according to my earnings. Our parents have not left us big properties but they taught us honesty and dignity. First of all, my protest was for people, my necessities are being fulfilled”.

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