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Rambo shares his two cents on nepotism after his son joined showbiz

Rambo shares his two cents on nepotism after his son joined showbiz

  • Rambo discussed the topic of nepotism in the industry.
  • He revealed that he was unaware of his son's aspirations.
  • He expressed pride in Ahsan's decision.
Afzal Khan, popularly known as Rambo, is a beloved figure in the Pakistani film industry, celebrated for his comedic talent and memorable performances.

Recently, he appeared on the show "Hasna Mana Hai" alongside his son, Ahsan Afzal, who is making his debut in the entertainment world.

During the show, Rambo discussed the topic of nepotism in the industry, revealing that he was unaware of his son's aspirations to become an actor until after Ahsan graduated.

“I never knew my son wanted to become an actor,” Rambo shared. He expressed pride in Ahsan's decision to pursue a career in showbiz, noting that his son is currently working on promising projects.

Ahsan also shared his perspective on entering the industry, stating, “The only advantage I feel one can get is that people especially seniors will speak to you in a respectful manner.”

However, he emphasized that success still requires hard work and determination, as he is focused on paving his own way in the competitive field.

Rambo's journey began with his iconic role as "Jan Rambo" in the comedy series "Guest House," which launched his successful career. He has since starred in numerous films and dramas, maintaining his status as a beloved entertainer.

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