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Nauman Ijaz wants to ban plays in Pakistan?

Nauman Ijaz wants to ban plays in Pakistan?

  • Nauman Ijaz a renowned Pakistani actor, expresses concerns about certain Pakistani dramas.
  • He believes these dramas negatively impact relationships and suggests they should be banned.
  • Ijaz prefers dramas that convey meaningful lessons and regressive content.
Nauman Ijaz, a renowned Pakistani television actor known for his outstanding performances in numerous successful dramas, mentioned that he practices self-censorship and refrains from delivering certain types of dialogues.

Actor Nauman Ijaz expressed concerns about certain Pakistani dramas during a program, stating that they were negatively impacting the sanctity of relationships. He suggested that such dramas should be prohibited. Additionally, Ijaz emphasized his preference for participating in dramas that convey meaningful lessons.

Talking about dramas, Nauman Ijaz said, "I would ban all the dramas if I will be given the charge of the censor board because our dramas are destroying relationships."

"The relationships are being disgraced in the dramas. I feel sad that the public has no issues with such regressive and low content."

He said: "They don’t condemn it. The drama makers are showing every relationship evil. Today a sister, mother, father, brother and daughter, every relationship is evil."

"These things are automatically transferred into our society; we directly or indirectly take influence of such dramas, they definitely lay an impact on us as a society."

Healso added, "In the recent past, the drama Nand became so popular because it showed a Nand as an evil. I prefer doing the dramas which are lesson oriented."

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