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Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar plans to leave Pakistan amidst ongoing controversies

Khalil Ur Rehman Qamar plans to leave Pakistan amidst ongoing controversies

  • Qamar is experiencing significant trauma and contemplates a drastic change.
  • He expresses gratitude for the support from his colleagues.
  • Qamar expresses disappointment in the lack of respect for his heroes in Pakistan.
Khalil ur Rehman Qamar, both the most successful and controversial writer in the Pakistani drama industry, has recently made headlines due to his kidnapping and honey trap case. The news sparked significant criticism on social media. In response, Khalil has addressed the situation in detail during an interview with Mohsin Bhatti.

Khalil ur Rehman Qamar is experiencing significant trauma following his kidnapping ordeal. He has revealed that he is contemplating a drastic change he never imagined before: leaving Pakistan and relocating elsewhere. This consideration has emerged only after the harrowing experience he endured.

He also discusses how his colleagues in the fraternity have not come forward to openly support him. He said that “he is his own friend and mostly people are just colleagues. He is also grateful that not everyone just came out and started attacking him which was something that happened 5 years ago when he had a fight on television.”

Qamar feels very disappointed by the criticism he received on social media. He added that “he would probably not want to be born in this country if given another chance as this country does not respect its heroes.”

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