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Shagufta Ejaz raises concerns over contemporary trends in drama industry

Shagufta Ejaz raises concerns over contemporary trends in drama industry

  • She has appeared in Khala Kulsoom Ka Kunba and Mere Damad.
  • Currently married with four daughters, two of whom are married.
  • She is shooting for an upcoming drama serial in Lahore, portraying a Sikh woman.
Shagufta Ejaz, a popular Pakistani television actor, has appeared in numerous hit drama serials. Her initial hits included Jangloos, Kashkol, and Aanch. Other notable dramas in her repertoire are Khala Kulsoom Ka Kunba, Uper Gori Ka Makan, Zindagi Dhoop Tum Ghana Saya, Zindan, and Mere Damad, among others. Fans adored Shagufta Ejaz’s performance in Mere Damad. Currently, she is happily married and has a beautiful family with four daughters, two of whom are married. Shagufta Ejaz is presently shooting for her upcoming drama serial in Lahore, where she will be portraying the character of a Sikh woman.

Recently, the actress appeared on the TV show Gup Shup, hosted by Vasay Chaudhary. During the show, she discussed the professionalism of old actors versus new actors and also shared her opinion on the latest trends in the drama industry.

Talking about it, Shagufta Ijaz said, “Previous actors had tolerance, current actors lack tolerance level, we had perfection in our craft, now actors don’t have that perfection and maturity. Today’s actors have achieved a lot of success and financial stability in a very short period, they got everything and we spent decades in achieving that success. Also, in old times, actors used to take work as a priority, their focus was on craft, and they didn’t have many distractions. The actors used to focus on performance rather than sets and ambiance”.

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