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Firdous Jamal Credits Lahore for His Success and Stardom

Firdous Jamal Credits Lahore for His Success and Stardom

Web Desk August 23, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Firdous Jamal is a legendary actor.
  • Firdous Jamal credits his success in the entertainment industry to Lahore and its people.
  • Jamal acknowledges Lahore's unique charm and attracts other artists.
Renowned and legendary actor Firdous Jamal has credited his success and stardom in the entertainment industry to the city of Lahore and its people.

"The soil of Lahore has a unique attraction and charm which has not only popularised me, but also the other artistes."

"I am grateful to Lahorites who gave me unmatched honour and love which I am indebted to them."

"Lahore is the heart of Pakistan where theatre and drama have flourished, making it the heart and epicenter of film, drama and theatre, the TV maestro said while speaking at a literary debate organised by Alhamra Arts Council.

Shedding light on contemporary theatre and drama, the artiste said, “Unfortunately, today’s theatre is not like the theatre of our time. Vulgarity and obscenity is rife there.

"When collection of words ends, people attached to this industry start relying on explicit contents and jocks."

Firdous Jamal revealed that he was the one who introduced actor Amanullah to the world of showbiz. He noted that Amanullah used to sell candies and snacks on buses and highlighted how Lahore has preserved its tradition of theater.

"I have done theatre all over Pakistan. The tradition of theatre is 100 to 150 years old."

"Govt College Lahore, currently GCU, played an important role in the promotion of theatre."

"Lahore was the first in film and theatre. Qualified people are departing. Everything has been written, now it is only being repeated," the famous actor said.

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