- Sultana Siddiqui is a popular entertainment industry figure.
- She started her career as a producer and retired as a senior producer.
- Sultana discusses her unfulfilled desires, death, and Sabeena Farooq.
In January 2005, she launched her own channel, which quickly became a leading private network, renowned for its high-quality dramas. Sultana Siddiqui is also a proud single mother of three sons—Junaid, Duraid, and Shunaid Qureshi—who are all happily married.
Recently, Sultana Siddiqui appeared on the show. During the interview, she shared her thoughts on various topics, including her unfulfilled desires, reflections on death, and the process of casting Sabeena Farooq as the female lead in the drama Mann Jogi.
Talking about casting Sabeena Farooq, Sultana Siddiqui said, "she is amazing and she got the chance, again, she is director’s pick who knows his work well. He wanted a serious girl who is interested in craft and not in the makeup or looks. When he referred Sabeena Farooq, I had questions in my mind regarding Sabeena but Kashif made me believe that Sabeena will do perfectly well. Initially, I thought she would look older but then we thought about it, because we needed a married girl and she was perfect for that. Sabeena Farooq is an artist, she is focused on craft, not on looks and I am so happy with the outcome of the serial".
Speaking about unfulfilled wishes, she said, "I often wonder why I am doing all of these projects. I am in a hurry to do my wish list because I think that I have very little time remaining, so, in that hurry I want to cover all the topics which bother me, especially which are harming our society and no one has the courage to talk on that. Earlier, I discussed it with Mehreen Jabbar, I told her that I want to do all these dramas before I go. Besides this, I want the youner lot to learn about the technical things like we used to know as producers, we were literally taught each and everything in PTV. I want the technical team to be super efficient in their work"
Talking about death, she said, "yes, I think about death and I am not afraid of it because I am at a certain age where I have to be prepared for death. I am not afraid of death, I told Duraid and my children not to cry when I die and Duraid instantly said, ‘Why? I will cry’, I urged my kids to remember me in good words, talk about my successful things after I leave this world. For me acceptance of the expected events is normal. I do think on these lines".
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