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00:05Hello, Assalamualaikum, Khatim Azad, my name is Hussar Chowdhury. This is Buzz.
00:09And today we have a very beautiful drama set on a set of drama.
00:15And in that drama, the cast has such a name, which is very close to my heart.
00:23And also very close to your heart.
00:37That's just the inner fanboy talking. So please, pardon that.
00:42Because if I start her training, if I start her training, then I think this will go through the whole
00:46episode.
00:48So I'll just say that she's gorgeous. She's one of the most talented actresses that we have in the country.
00:55I think she's one of the biggest superstars we have in the country.
00:58And the aura of her, the screen presence, the firey personality we see on the screen on the screen.
01:06I think that is unmatchable. I have with me the one and the only Mahvish.
01:13Assalamualaikum.
01:14Waalaikum Assalam. Thank you, Hassan. For such a lovely introduction. I'm feeling so overwhelmed right now.
01:19Mahvish, you get these things out of my heart. What do I do?
01:22Thank you. If you come to me, it's just automatically a mess.
01:26The pleasure is all mine.
01:28First, tell us, why do we all see you so little on the TV?
01:33I think that I'm still very...
01:35No, no, no. Why not?
01:37We watch you in a drama for 2-3 years.
01:39We watch you in a drama for a long time.
01:41Lately, I think 7 years later, I've done a drama for last year and now this year.
01:46And when I did a drama last year, I realized that there's a huge fan following that's been missing me
01:52on the TV screens.
01:54So, that's why I'm so much working. You were on our set today. You've seen it.
01:58I've seen it. It's not easy to do a drama.
02:00It's a lot of difficult work.
02:02Exactly.
02:03So, that's why I do a little bit of work. I always try to do a little bit of work,
02:06but I do a good work.
02:07I do a memorable work that I always remember.
02:11So, I always prefer quality over quantity.
02:14And also, I need breaks.
02:17Especially since COVID, I try to do a little bit of time for my family and work and personal life.
02:26What is the reason?
02:27We don't watch you every 2-3 years, but it's like a big screen.
02:33Like a full-fledged movie.
02:36And that is an experience in itself. I won't deny that.
02:39But are you consciously inclined more towards films?
02:43No, no. Medium doesn't matter to me, to be honest.
02:46If it's a story that I really want to tell, that I believe in.
02:49Something that challenges me as an actor.
02:51Then, whether it's a TV, whether it's a movie, even if it's a theatre, I would love to do it.
02:56As long as it serves the artist inside of me.
02:59So, that's very important.
03:00This is Shelly.
03:02Shelly.
03:03Shelly? Sorry.
03:04Shelly.
03:05I started from Sheyla.
03:07Then, sheila. Sheilu.
03:09Now, I'm going to settle on Shelly.
03:12Shelly.
03:13Shelly.
03:13Why did you convince you that you are doing this?
03:17Shelly's character is a very complex and unconventional character.
03:30Shelly.
03:31Shelly.
03:31Shelly.
03:31Shelly.
03:31Shelly.
03:35Shelly.
03:40Shelly.
03:43Shelly.
03:43Shelly.
03:45Shelly.
03:52Shelly.
03:55Shelly.
04:22Shelly.
04:23Shelly.
04:24Shelly.
04:25Shelly.
04:26Shelly.
04:27Shelly.
04:52Shelly.
04:52It's very beautiful and beautiful.
04:56Does she also have some grey shades?
04:58I think,
05:00a beautiful story behind a beautiful story,
05:03there are never black and white characters.
05:04I thought you were going to say,
05:05a beautiful girl behind a beautiful girl.
05:10There are always grey shades of a beautiful girl.
05:12I like being modest.
05:15But,
05:17black and white doesn't matter.
05:18It doesn't matter.
05:19I think that's what's most interesting
05:21about my character
05:22and also all the other characters in this drama.
05:25There are many shades,
05:27many layers,
05:30and there's no way they are black or white.
05:32They're definitely grey.
05:34And that's the beauty of Omerah Ahmed's writing,
05:37I would say.
05:37There's a lot of depth in it.
05:39The way she writes her characters,
05:42there are many things that raise a lot of questions about
05:46morality, about
05:49human nature.
06:18Again,
06:20simultaneously,
06:21it's also
06:23raising a lot of questions
06:24and then there's a lot of conversation
06:26happening around that as well.
06:28MashaAllah,
06:29with your body of work,
06:30how do you feel different
06:32when you're doing an Omerah Ahmed script?
06:36For me,
06:38an interesting fun fact to tell me,
06:41one of my first play,
06:42Omerah Ahmed's play,
06:44was Omerah Ahmed's play,
06:44it was Wujudel Arib,
06:46and I was 12 years old,
06:48and
06:49in that time,
06:51there was a very big cast.
06:52I've seen Adnan's play.
06:54It was Fahad's first play,
06:57and Paisal Qureshi was there.
06:59They were playing My Mamoos.
07:00And you're only 12?
07:02And you're only 12?
07:03Wow.
07:04Yeah.
07:04And
07:07that was the first play,
07:08and recently,
07:09when there was a post
07:11that's when I was like,
07:12my goodness,
07:13my career started with
07:14the Mehra Apar's script.
07:16And this, I believe,
07:17is your,
07:18like,
07:18in the middle of it?
07:19In the middle of it,
07:20I did Maratul Harus.
07:22So,
07:23after that,
07:24it's my third project.
07:25Third project.
07:26But what I love about her writing
07:27is that there's a lot of depth,
07:29there's a lot of
07:31things that you don't see
07:33in a conventional story.
07:35It's always very unconventional.
07:37The way she portrays the characters,
07:40it's very real.
07:41And when she goes into that depth,
07:43and when she goes into that
07:44discussion,
07:45the audience is actually
07:47questioning their own
07:47judgments as well at times.
07:49And that's the beauty of
07:50any writing,
07:51that you have to
07:52be able to think about it.
07:55Your belief system
07:56is able to change it.
07:57Or you have to be able to
07:59improve your belief system.
08:00You know?
08:01So, I think that's the beauty of
08:03good writing,
08:04intelligent writing.
08:05And as an actor,
08:06I'm really enjoying playing Sheehy.
08:08And you also have an ensemble cast.
08:10You've got Zahid,
08:11El Tala,
08:12and Hiba.
08:12How did you get that?
08:15I think it's a great combination
08:16of cast.
08:18I've done it with Zahid,
08:19at the same time.
08:21But in that,
08:22we didn't have any work.
08:23Yes, exactly.
08:24There were a lot of tracks.
08:26So, finally,
08:27I got to work with him.
08:28He's phenomenal.
08:29Talha is amazing.
08:30Hiba is wonderful.
08:32And he's a very good cast.
08:34And, with all of their characters,
08:37I think that he's very fit
08:39in his role.
09:08He's a great actor.
09:11hmm good question
09:13there is only one thing
09:15there is a lot of things
09:16that you will get to learn
09:19and understand
09:21there are a lot of things
09:25that we don't see
09:27there is a police department
09:29there is an ASP
09:31as the name says
09:33Rutba, position, status
09:34so it's about that
09:37and also how
09:38power play can change
09:41someone's life
09:42their motives
09:44and eventually
09:47make them realize
09:49that there are many things
09:50around us
09:52that we have to tell
09:53that we don't have to go
09:54but we are going
09:55because we have to go
09:58so I think
10:00every character has
10:01their own motives
10:03their own ambition
10:05and then obviously
10:06consequences of those
10:08decisions
10:09in the process
10:10of achieving
10:11some status
10:13as tough as it is
10:14but do you
10:15enjoy doing television
10:17more than
10:18I love doing television
10:19I love doing television
10:20I realized
10:21when I did Dayan
10:23last year
10:23how much I missed
10:25doing TV
10:26really?
10:27really?
10:27this challenging
10:28environment
10:29yeah
10:30it's a part of the game
10:32you know
10:32it's part and parcel
10:33of what we do
10:34but again
10:35what I really enjoy
10:37about dramas
10:38is that
10:38film is 2 hours
10:39it's 2 hours
10:40it's very crisp
10:43characters
10:43they have a lot of time
10:45for development
10:46in dramas
10:47there's a lot of time
10:49that's spent in developing
10:51the characters
10:51and you as an actor
10:53get into the skin
10:54of the character
10:54and the audience
10:56gets to understand
10:58the layers
10:58and the depth
10:59of the character
11:00as well
11:01so we get the time
11:02of 30 odd episodes
11:05it's very enjoyable
11:07because you can see
11:08your expressions
11:09and emotions
11:12in the TV drama
11:14but do you also think
11:15Mehmish
11:16that now
11:17it's difficult
11:18for actors
11:18in the sense
11:19that
11:20in the past 8-9 years
11:22there's an ecosystem
11:23developed
11:23where
11:24people are reviewing
11:26your content
11:27as well
11:27and with great scrutiny
11:28and then
11:30the audience
11:30is also
11:31more engaged
11:32and more involved
11:33because
11:33when you have
11:34YouTube content
11:35and social media
11:37it's always popular
11:39but the reach
11:40has been extended
11:41because of social media
11:43is it daunting
11:45it's a bit scary
11:46sometimes
11:47it is
11:48we put a micro
11:50thing
11:50we put an expression
11:52we put an expression
11:53we put an expression
11:53we put an expression
11:54we put an expression
11:54we put an expression
11:54and I think
11:57it's a good thing
11:58if you have
12:00a project
12:01and you don't have
12:02a conversation
12:02and you don't have
12:03any knowledge
12:03or you don't have
12:05any pin point
12:05so what's the benefit
12:06I think
12:07that's the beauty
12:08of it
12:09that you are
12:11seeing and discussing
12:12things
12:13and when you talk
12:14about it
12:16it's actually positive
12:18I take this
12:18I take this
12:19as positive
12:19your criticism
12:20does it bother you?
12:22no it doesn't
12:23you pass that
12:24phase
12:25yeah
12:25criticism
12:26is part of
12:27your work
12:28our work is like this
12:29we don't criticize
12:29so it means
12:30that we are perfect
12:31we are perfect
12:32so it's not
12:33so there's always
12:34margin of error
12:36and learning
12:36there's a lot
12:38of things
12:38that you understand
12:40that this is
12:42right
12:42this is criticism
12:46for the sake of criticism
12:49so it's all
12:51it should not bother
12:53you
12:54it doesn't bother me
12:57there's always
12:58room to learn
12:59there's always
13:00room for improvement
13:01and as long as
13:03people are talking
13:03about it
13:04discussing
13:04and it's bringing
13:06some kind of
13:06change awareness
13:07to people
13:08I think that's
13:09where our purpose
13:10is served
13:10how do you see
13:12the evolution
13:13of our drama
13:14you started working
13:15when you were just 12
13:16or up mashallah
13:17you know
13:17after having worked
13:18for so long
13:19I worked as an
13:21when I was 8 years
13:22old as well
13:23when I was a child actor
13:248?
13:24yes
13:25I did a lot of commercials
13:26as a child actor
13:28so you are
13:29perfect
13:29you are doing
13:30from childhood
13:31and you have said
13:33how do you see
13:35how do you see
13:36evolution
13:36I think
13:37when our drama
13:42was the golden era
13:43when our drama
13:43was the golden era
13:43at that time
13:44I was very small
13:45maybe not
13:46but obviously
13:47I was my mother
13:48actress
13:48so I saw
13:49everything
13:49and went to the
13:50PTV station
13:52and sat on the set
13:53and sat on the set
13:54and sat on the set
13:54and looked at
13:54how it is
13:55what is happening
13:55and what is happening
13:56you know
13:56so
13:58there was a golden era
13:59but there was a time
14:00in the beach
14:00when we were
14:02getting a little
14:02and there was not
14:04good content
14:04and the TV drama
14:05was not being made
14:05but then
14:06since a very long
14:08time
14:08we have really
14:10worked on this
14:11craft
14:11and
14:11which we always
14:13say
14:14that
14:15we have been very strong
14:22with dramas
14:23always
14:24we have been very strong
14:35with dramas
14:35and
14:36we have been very strong
14:37because they can relate to it
14:39they think
14:40that
14:40this person's story
14:42is in our family
14:43or family
14:44or
14:45that's something
14:45so I think that's the beauty of it
14:48and also
14:48this is like going up and up only
14:51upwards and onwards
14:52only
14:54what kind of scripts do you offer?
14:56I think
14:56I think
14:57that
14:57people are scared
14:59and
14:59I want to cast them
15:01so
15:01what do you want to take it?
15:02it's like that
15:03it's like that
15:04and
15:04if I have 4 scripts
15:06I have to do it
15:07and reject it
15:08I have to do it
15:11some reasons
15:13that
15:13I don't like it
15:14or
15:15it's not challenging
15:16enough
15:17or if it's something
15:17that I've done before
15:19I have to do it
15:19in my life
15:20the time
15:21that
15:22I want to start
15:23when I do something new
15:24for myself
15:24it's always for me
15:25that excitement
15:26so
15:27anything that challenges me
15:29in a different way
15:30I do it
15:31so
15:31I have to offer
15:32scripts
15:32I think
15:35and see
15:35and pick
15:36what best
15:36do you offer?
15:39not so much
15:41because
15:42of
15:42all these projects
15:44that I've done
15:44and I've always been
15:45a very headstrong girl
15:46so
15:47that
15:49I think
15:49that
15:50that
15:50thing
15:50is
15:51that
15:51she is very good
15:56at playing
15:56these kind of roles
15:57but I would like
15:59to play
16:00Dukhiyari as well
16:01at some point
16:01I was just going to ask you that
16:03at some point
16:03because you're an actor
16:04at the end of the day
16:05it's not your social responsibility
16:07to always give a message
16:09no
16:09Diane had a lot of
16:11those shades also
16:12Dukhiyari
16:13so
16:13the genre
16:15was very different
16:15but the genre
16:16was very different
16:17so
16:18it's just
16:19that the thing that I feel
16:20that I feel
16:21that I feel
16:22that I feel
16:22that the audience
16:23will be fun
16:24yes
16:25this is
16:25it's
16:26you can
16:28him
16:45welcome back
16:53Khwateen
16:54so yeah, that's the person who doesn't have an agency or who doesn't have an agency or who doesn't have
17:03any choice.
17:04So, you don't think this is too much baggage on me.
17:08I mean, if my heart is doing something, then I don't do it.
17:13No, I didn't think this way.
17:19Why don't I offer anything?
17:21Do you feel this weight?
17:23No.
17:24Do you feel this weight?
17:26It's always the responsibility.
17:28If I do something, then it should be meaningful.
17:30That's why people do something.
17:33Now, just for the sake of it.
17:35Because I've done that very early in my career.
17:38So, why do the same things again that are familiar?
17:41So, I think that wherever I can explore new things, I do that.
17:47Thankfully, I have a little judgment in this situation.
17:52I know that Nubs knows what I like to do.
17:55Yes, I know.
17:56That the public would like me.
17:58People would say, man, this is fun.
18:01So, I keep looking at that.
18:03That's a struggle for me.
18:05Because there are very few scripts in which I get the chance to do this.
18:09That's why when I offer offers, I give a lot of mediocre scripts.
18:15But so far, I think it's been great.
18:20I'm very happy with the choices that I made.
18:22Do you generally feel constrained that what we tell the stories in our dramas,
18:29what kind of stories you want to do,
18:32what kind of stories you want to do,
18:33what kind of stories we can show?
18:35Yes, it's very little.
18:37It's very little.
18:38It's very little.
18:41I don't know the stories of police.
18:44We have come to a doctor, which was great.
18:47Because that's another thing which I was like,
18:49yeah, this is something that I would like to watch,
18:51and we should make more of it.
18:53So, that's how we have a scam.
18:55A lawyer's story.
18:56A person who is a lawyer,
18:58and she's challenging government,
19:00you know, for example.
19:02If you write such roles,
19:05that's why we don't get it.
19:06So, we just wait for something like that.
19:10In an ideal scenario, what would you like to play?
19:13Like, you know,
19:14is there a character that's like stuck in your head,
19:17that you want to play for a drama?
19:20Yeah, I feel like we have so many stories,
19:23so many real-life characters.
19:25They should make stories.
19:26Like I said,
19:27a story of police.
19:28Now, the story of Talha,
19:30in ASP,
19:31Hadi Hussain,
19:33you've never seen the role in the past five years.
19:38There's no example.
19:40So, these stories of strong stories,
19:43in which women are taking charge,
19:47they know what they want,
19:49and also they give out a message to other girls,
19:53and women as well.
19:54So, they do a lot of work.
19:55Because I think that we have more than our success,
19:57that's the act of extra marital affairs,
19:58and that's the story of a marriage,
20:01so,
20:03I think that we have a good book
20:05for writers.
20:07They are,
20:08and we are doing this project.
20:10Have you considered producing yourself?
20:13Yes.
20:14Yes, I have considered producing and I am working on something that I am producing.
20:18Yes, one of you have announced the production house too.
20:20Yes, yes.
20:20We will see it very soon.
20:22Absolutely.
20:22Maybe I will direct myself.
20:25I will do it in a couple of years.
20:28Okay.
20:28But for now, I am stepping into production as well.
20:36How do you sense that there is a director in you?
20:39I do not sense that there is a lot of my actors and directors.
20:43I will do it myself.
20:45You will do it yourself.
20:46You will understand yourself.
20:47Even the continuity of the scenes, the background, the background, the background, the background.
20:55I really get involved in the story.
20:59I also say that Nadeem is a director.
21:02Many people say that Siraj has said that.
21:05You are so good and you are so on the dot that you should just direct one day.
21:13And I think we have a lot of female directors.
21:16So I think I should maybe do that.
21:20If you direct, would you direct a drama or a film?
21:24Yes, good question.
21:26I have been asking very good questions.
21:29Because I have not thought about it until now.
21:31I think I will do a telefilm first.
21:37Just to see, test the waters.
21:39And then I would like to do a drama.
21:42And what kind of stories would you like to tell?
21:44Very compelling.
21:46Of course, compelling.
21:47Which will make people think,
21:49What are you talking about?
21:52We didn't think that we can watch TV on TV.
21:54Yes, of course.
21:55I will tell you this.
21:56Then the rest of the people are listening.
21:57We will leave the ideas.
21:59We will leave the ideas.
22:01I am working on one.
22:03Which I will reveal at the right time.
22:05That's so interesting.
22:06The current trajectory of television and drama.
22:12What do you think about the future of television and content creation in Pakistan?
22:30I think that's a great step.
22:32When the app launched.
22:35We don't have any digital platform.
22:38Where you get your locally produced content.
22:43The world can see it.
22:44So finally, that has happened.
22:46Thankfully.
22:47And I think that because it is opening doors to a lot of people.
22:51Who did not have a platform.
22:54They can show their work.
22:57And put it on this app.
22:59So I think it's a great opportunity.
23:02And not right now.
23:04But in the coming years.
23:05It's going to be something.
23:07Which is going to be remarkable.
23:09The whole world will be watching.
23:10And now I know that there have been a lot of subscribers to the app.
23:16And in the beginning.
23:18Obviously, everyone gets a little bit familiar.
23:20It's a little bit of time.
23:21It's just a little bit of routine.
23:23People are used to watching content on YouTube.
23:26But now, if you're getting the same content in a better quality.
23:30Yeah.
23:30Then why not?
23:31So I think it's a great step.
23:32With your busy schedule, do you get time to watch content?
23:37I'm just watching my mom.
23:39The drama that I'm watching.
23:41So I'm going to sit and sit.
23:42I catch up on the off days.
23:45She brings me up to the speed.
23:47That's what happened.
23:48Then I'm involved.
23:49Then I'm not asking.
23:50What happened to her.
23:51But I'm on YouTube and watching.
23:53I'm watching the episode.
23:55So I try to catch up with.
23:57Select a few projects.
23:58But I do.
23:58Do you remember recently what you've seen in your project?
24:03What I've seen recently.
24:05I've seen Jammah Taksim.
24:09Because I was with my family in the U.S.
24:11So what do we have to do after 10 hours?
24:14We were watching dramas.
24:16So we watched a lot of dramas at that time.
24:19I've seen your honor.
24:22And Dr. Bahu also.
24:23Yes, yes.
24:26This is a newer generation of actors.
24:29And it's like that after a few years.
24:32We get a newer name.
24:34So when you see the talent.
24:36Do you see it?
24:38If you're doing a good job.
24:39Then I'm sure.
24:40And you get to know.
24:44If someone comes to an actor's screen.
24:48I can see the potential.
24:50I think they know the craft really well.
24:52Probably because now.
24:54They are seeing so much of.
24:57Different kind of work coming from the.
24:58From around the world.
24:59We have such platforms.
25:01Netflix.
25:02Amazon.
25:04So.
25:05When you're watching the whole world.
25:07Projects.
25:08And I myself.
25:09When I'm watching shows.
25:11I'm inspired.
25:20I'm inspired by that.
25:21And I learn from that.
25:23So I think that's.
25:24A sign of a good actor.
25:26Who.
25:30Who.
25:31Who.
25:35Who.
25:47Who.
25:49Who.
25:49Who.
25:49Who.
25:50Who.
25:50Who.
25:51Who.
25:52Who.
25:52Who.
25:53Who.
25:55And everybody, I think, in the country would agree that if there is a film star in our country,
26:01then there is a film star. Obviously, there is a film star.
26:06But you are a true film star.
26:09The film star aura, what is it?
26:12And what is the reason that people cast on their films,
26:16when they come on screen?
26:18You know, unanimously people are like,
26:21What is this? Or how did you crack it?
26:24I don't know, Hasan. I don't know.
26:27I think it's something that I'm gifted with, I would say.
26:32Is this innate?
26:33The camera loves me, I think. I think the camera really loves me.
26:37And I've had the longest relationship with the camera, I would say.
26:43A lot of people will be very jealous of the camera.
26:47But yeah, I think that's what it is because I didn't do anything for this.
26:52I try to be myself or play the character that I've been offered.
26:56But...
26:56No, so are you telling me that this has just happened that you've become a...
27:01It comes naturally. It comes naturally to me.
27:05It's genes. Good genes, guys.
27:06No, but that's the appearance. But there's also like...
27:10There's also a movie star aura, right?
27:13Which movie stars carry off camera as well.
27:16And so when we see you off camera,
27:19that aura goes with you.
27:22So I want to know about that.
27:24That's what you've created.
27:29Like you know, from the time of Billy.
27:31Yeah.
27:32It's always been like, you know,
27:33Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh.
27:35You know, it becomes synonymous with that.
27:38Yeah.
27:38How do you feel this?
27:40I mean, you don't get tired.
27:42You get annoyed.
27:42No, I feel blessed.
27:44I think I'm gifted.
27:45And I'm blessed to have this kind of reaction from you and from my fans.
27:51You know.
27:52I think this thing, I can't create it.
27:54Either you have it or you don't have it.
27:56So I'm...
27:57I think I'm...
27:58I consider myself lucky to have it.
27:59You've come across this, right?
28:01Eddie, Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh?
28:02Yeah.
28:02Eddie, Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh has become...
28:04He's a big fan.
28:05He's a big fan.
28:06He's a big fan.
28:08I want to say that.
28:09I've witnessed today that Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh.
28:11I think that Mehvesh Mehvesh Mehvesh will be a set.
28:13He'll be an army with people.
28:16And he'll be a big tantrums.
28:18But no, you're very chilled out.
28:20Yeah, yeah.
28:20Very chilled out.
28:21I enjoy the process of the shoot.
28:24And I know what kind of work is going to happen.
28:27I have to have to be bad things.
28:29I have to give extra time.
28:30But I just enjoy this whole process a lot.
28:33I mean, when I go home, I'm so happy.
28:36I'm so happy.
28:37And I'm the happiest when I'm working.
28:39That's what I've realized.
28:41Mehvesh Mehvesh, film and TV acting are different.
28:44Right?
28:44It's not the same...
28:46Depends on the story that you're telling.
28:49Depends on the character that you're playing.
28:50I would hope that film's story is different.
28:52Or TV's story is different.
28:53Like I'll tell you about a short film.
28:57But there was a lot of things.
29:00We don't watch a commercial film.
29:03And I would like to do more of that kind of work.
29:06Where there's a lot of stuff.
29:09There's a lot of stuff.
29:10There's a lot of stuff.
29:11There's a lot of stuff.
29:14There's a lot of stuff.
29:18There's a lot of stuff.
29:19There's a lot of stuff.
29:21There's a lot of stuff for female leads to play.
29:24Unfortunately.
29:26But I think it doesn't matter what the medium is.
29:29It's what you're trying to say and what you're playing.
29:32That's what matters more.
29:33But you're coming back with a beloved franchise.
29:37Yes.
29:37And I think it's by now it's public knowledge.
29:39It is public knowledge.
29:40I'm not doing anything.
29:41No, no, no.
29:42It's been announced that you have to be a part of JPNay 3.
29:44That you have to be a part of JPNay 3.
29:45Yes.
29:46We saw you.
29:46The car's in the car.
29:48Yes.
29:48And you didn't have to be a parachute.
29:50Yes.
29:50So, I'm just thinking about it.
29:54It's not a relationship between the two.
29:58Anything can happen.
29:59Anything can happen.
30:00But it's a franchise that's been loved by everyone.
30:04And people remember JPNay 1.
30:07JPNay 2.
30:09And now JPNay 3.
30:10There's a lot of anticipation and anticipation.
30:12It's been started.
30:13It's been started.
30:14And coming back to the franchise.
30:17I think it's a great feeling.
30:20There's a lot of fun and fun in the set and behind the scenes also.
30:23Because of the cast that we have.
30:25Humayun, Vaase, Ahmed Ali Bhatt and Fahad.
30:30So, there's a lot of fun.
30:32Was it difficult for you to cast for JPNay 3?
30:35Huh?
30:35Was it difficult for you to cast for JPNay 3?
30:38Why?
30:38I mean, there's a film that you weren't in the franchise.
30:42So, that's why I'm asking.
30:43Yeah.
30:44Plus, as you said, the genre is completely different.
30:47But over you, over you.
30:49To be honest, yeah.
30:50I was thinking about it.
30:53Do I want to do it again?
30:54The same thing?
30:56But then I read the script and it was not the same thing.
31:00Okay.
31:00I mean, it's a comedy.
31:02But what I'm doing is very different.
31:04Very different.
31:05Yeah.
31:05So, that's why it's very exciting for me.
31:07It's another experiment.
31:09But I'm looking forward to it.
31:12Suarvi.
31:13With a lot of anticipation and excitement.
31:16What's next, Mavish?
31:19Hmm.
31:21What's next?
31:23Like I said, production.
31:27And another drama.
31:29Now, I've thought that I'll do one drama in the year.
31:31I'll do it.
31:33But because the drama is made in a few months.
31:36Yes.
31:37Like, this is our seventh month.
31:39Yes.
31:40Of our shoot.
31:40And I know it's going to go on for another couple of months.
31:44So, there's a lot of time for the rest of the other things.
31:46But I really enjoy dramas and also the feedback that you get every week.
31:51Good, bad, negative, positive.
31:54That's not it.
31:54But it's the love that people give you and the way they take you so seriously.
31:59And that's how it becomes a life's death.
32:02One scene, one thing.
32:03So, it's very enjoyable.
32:06I really enjoy it.
32:07But I have to say though, you're one of the very few celebrities who's largely been loved.
32:12Right?
32:14Do you have a lot of criticism in the performances or something else?
32:20Yes.
32:20Probably because I've tried to give my best.
32:24And I've always tried to do something different.
32:29I don't know what the reason is.
32:31You also stare clear off controversies and stuff.
32:34I try to, yes.
32:36For me, peace of mind is very important.
32:38For me, this is the most important thing.
32:40Yeah.
32:40There's no controversy.
32:42No, I stay away from controversies.
32:43What a fun thing.
32:44You've put so many barriers.
32:46Yes, yes.
32:47There are round walls.
32:48There are very invisible walls.
32:51And for me, honestly, peace of mind is very important.
32:54For me, my private life, personal life is very important.
32:56My space away from social media, away from media.
33:00And then when I'm working, then I'm, you know, 100% devoted to what I'm doing.
33:05So, just stay clear and keep blinders on.
33:09Just in my life.
33:14Yeah.
33:14You're just too focused on like, you know, and very disciplined about stuff that you want in your life.
33:21Yeah.
33:22This is my personal time.
33:23This is okay.
33:24If I'm doing a drama, okay.
33:25I'm doing a drama.
33:26I'm doing a film.
33:27I'm doing a film.
33:27Parking time, people won't know.
33:29Where I am.
33:30Where I am.
33:30What I am doing.
33:31Which part of the world I am in.
33:32Yeah.
33:36So, I think a lot of people need to learn this.
33:43Is it right?
33:44I think it will be better for themselves if they do that.
33:47I am saying that you are not very active on social media.
33:51So, after 3-2 weeks, I am very laid back like that.
33:57And maybe it comes from the fact that I don't like to overshare.
34:01I feel that people don't get bored from me.
34:04Meaning, they should always keep wanting more.
34:06They should be wanting to see more of me rather than get bored of me.
34:11So, in that sense, I want to overshare a little bit.
34:17Also, my own time is just mine.
34:20My own time.
34:21Because I give so much time to this work.
34:24For the love of my people and fans.
34:26So, after that, when I get a little time, I will come to social media.
34:30What will I save you for?
34:32But that's also the privilege of Mehvish Yad.
34:35Because the younger generation also have this additional baggage on them.
34:39That they have to be active.
34:41That burden is on them.
34:42Because apparently, casting is also happening.
34:45Your social media follows all the time.
34:47The amount you see, the amount you see.
34:48The amount you see, the amount you see.
34:49The amount you see.
34:50The amount you see.
34:51The amount you see.
34:52Mehvish Yad, it doesn't matter.
34:54Alhamdulillah.
34:54Mehvish Yad, for 6 months, I have no attention.
34:56So, I remember that Mehvish is doing it.
34:59Mehvish is doing it.
34:59Mehvish is doing it.
35:00Mehvish is doing it.
35:01Mehvish is doing it.
35:01I am blessed that way.
35:03I would say.
35:03But, I think that I have a little time when I have promotions.
35:07I am doing it.
35:08Again, it is a burden on us.
35:11You have to promote it.
35:12You have to be in 2 months.
35:14So, there are phases.
35:16But, in those phases, I can do it.
35:18But, I can constantly do it.
35:20It goes against my...
35:22System.
35:23My peace of mind.
35:24My sanity.
35:26Now, the fans of Mehvish, who love you so much, including me,
35:31What would you like to give me a message?
35:33I would like to say that thank you for all the love and appreciation and support over the years.
35:38It really means a lot to me.
35:40And this is the reason why I keep going.
35:42Honestly.
35:43This is a lot of motivation for me.
35:46Seeing the love, receiving all the love everywhere I go.
35:50And, it's a good feeling that you feel like you have done something which was worthwhile.
35:55So, and whatever we are creating as actors, as artists,
35:59As artists, as artists, as artists, as artists, will remain.
36:02InshaAllah.
36:03So, it's a good feeling.
36:05I'm trying to do whatever I can in my position to bring some change in the society.
36:10Bring some awareness.
36:12Entertain people.
36:13Bring some smiles to the faces.
36:16And yeah.
36:17Live life to the fullest.
36:18And also, why should they watch Rutbah?
36:22Because you have a lot of fun.
36:25I think you guys will be on the edges of your seats.
36:30Because you don't know what's coming.
36:33Yeah.
36:33Expect the unexpected.
36:35Oh, you don't know what's coming and expect the unexpected.
36:38Thank you so much, Mehvish.
36:41It's always a pleasure.
36:42And, it's so much.
36:44I feel like today I have a light and a halo.
36:47And, it's all light-light.
36:48Full.
36:49I feel good today.
36:50But, as I said, it's always a pleasure.
36:54And, I will be happy.
36:55Likewise.
36:57I feel good.
36:58Thank you so much.
36:58Likewise, I am saying you love your heart.
37:02I feel happy, you know?
37:04No part of this.
37:06On that note.
37:06You will be watching my face with Lali.
37:09I will not see you.
37:10My heart is always looking for this conversation.
37:12But, I have some new and new ones.
37:14So, you will be able to take care of your heart.
37:19. . . . . .
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