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Nabeel Zafar Accuses Indian Media of Hypocrisy and Unfair Play

Nabeel Zafar Accuses Indian Media of Hypocrisy and Unfair Play

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  • Nabeel Zafar is a renowned Pakistani actor.
  • He is a host, and producer who gained fame for his role in "Dhuwan."
  • Zafar slams Indian media for unfair play.
Nabeel Zafar, an immensely talented and popular Pakistani actor, host, and producer, gained significant fame with his blockbuster drama serial "Dhuwan." His portrayal of the iconic character Dr. Daud catapulted him to stardom. Other notable projects in his career include "Ajaib Ghar," "Din," "Qissa Saat Raaton Ka," "Daldal," "Payal," and "Dais Pardes."

Currently, Nabeel is widely recognized for his role in the hit sitcom "Bulbulay," which has been airing for approximately 14 years.

Recently, Nabeel Zafar appeared on a podcast where he disclosed his stance against playing Indian content.

During the podcast, he explained the reasons behind his opposition to Indian media, highlighting issues of hypocrisy and unfair practices. His comments have sparked discussions and brought attention to his views on the matter.

Talking about it, he said, “I am not against Indian content but my point is, they don’t buy our work. They don’t even show ten percent of our content then why do we buy their content and run it in our cinemas. They have a 1.5 billion population and we have a population of 25 crore, at least buy as per this ratio. Pakistanis are the people with big hearts, we are hospitable, our shopkeepers don’t charge them when they visit Pakistan and you all have witnessed how our actors literally ran from India. We never did that, we know where we are good at. We should run their movies but then my condition is the same, they should also play our movies in their cinemas, even if they flop. They don’t even buy our dramas, I know, they started a channel Zee Zindagi which was also closed. They have a good market but we also have talent and I admit that corruption ruined us, it is our big dilemma”.

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