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Director Syed Noor reveals his reasons for not working with Resham

Director Syed Noor reveals his reasons for not working with Resham

  • The conflict between Resham and Syed Noor has escalated.
  • Noor made an appearance on a podcast to discuss the situation.
  • He commented that Resham is a smart individual.
The ongoing conflict between actress Resham and veteran director Syed Noor has escalated as they both express their thoughts on their professional partnership.

Syed Noor recently made an appearance on Dr. Affan Qaiser's podcast to discuss the situation. He commented that Resham is a smart individual. He further added, "She does not have a favorable opinion of me as her teacher, even though I was the one who introduced her to the film industry. She views Ayub Khawar and a specific group of individuals as her mentors. I am happy that I brought her in, started her off, and helped improve her appearance. I don't have any grievances towards her."

Noor added, "I am unsure why she is not being offered jobs or why she is not being chosen by others, but at the moment, I do not have a part for her. If I come across a position that matches her skills, I will extend the offer to her. I have expressed my thoughts, but she never acknowledges me. I expect her to present the assignments completed by her remaining instructors. Like I mentioned before, I'm not mad at her."

Noor's remarks underscore his emotions towards Resham's behavior towards him and her work difficulties, pointing out that although he harbors no personal complaints, he feels undervalued and ignored.

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