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Ayesha Omar reveals how Hina Dilpazeer rise the rating of “Bulbulay”

Ayesha Omar reveals how Hina Dilpazeer rise the rating of “Bulbulay”

Web Desk September 13, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Ayesha Omar shares her mother's initial disapproval of her role in "Bulbulay".
  • She expressed doubts about the comedy series' suitability for her career.
  • Hina Dilpazeer's addition as "Momo" boosted the show's popularity and ratings.
In a recent interview, Ayesha Omar opened up about her mother’s initial disapproval of her role in the hit sitcom “Bulbulay”, which skyrocketed her career to new heights. Omar shared that her mother initially had reservations about her working in a lighthearted comedy series, expressing doubts about whether it was the right fit for her daughter’s career. “She wasn’t too happy with me doing a sitcom,” Ayesha revealed, acknowledging her mother’s concerns about the direction of her work.

However, things took a positive turn with the introduction of Hina Dilpazeer as "Momo" to the cast. Omar highlighted how Dilpazeer’s addition brought a fresh comedic element to the show, instantly boosting its popularity and ratings. “When Hina Dilpazeer joined the show as ‘Momo,’ everything changed,” Omar said, emphasizing the vital role the character played in turning *Bulbulay* into a beloved household name.

The success of the show ultimately alleviated her mother’s concerns, making her proud of Ayesha’s work on “Bulbulay”. Omar credited the sitcom’s success to its talented ensemble cast, with Hina Dilpazeer’s iconic role being a game-changer. Today, “Bulbulay” remains one of Pakistan’s most-watched sitcoms, and Omar has earned widespread recognition for her performance.

 

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