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Why Jannat Mirza hasn’t stepped into TV dramas yet?

Why Jannat Mirza hasn’t stepped into TV dramas yet?

  • Jannat Mirza, Pakistan's most successful TikToker, and her sister Alishba Anjum are social media stars.
  • Mirza made her film debut in a Syed Noor production and declined drama offers.
  • She discussed her decision on "Shaan-e-Suhoor" with her family, expressing concerns about working in dramas.
Jannat Mirza, Pakistan’s most successful TikToker, has built a massive fan following on Instagram. Her sister, Alishba Anjum, is also a social media star, and together, they attend events, endorse products, and create their own content. Jannat made her film debut in a Syed Noor production and has turned down drama offers, including “Parizaad” and “Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay”.

Mirza appeared as a guest on “Shaan-e-Suhoor” with her family, where she discussed her decision not to sign any dramas. She revealed that she has concerns about working in dramas and would love to accept a role but feels afraid of PIA and past airline accidents. Her fear of domestic flights prevents her from traveling to Karachi, where most dramas are filmed.

She also revealed that “it is generally a big time commitment to sign on a drama and that is why she does not want to do dramas. She loves to stay in Faisalabad where her family is based and cannot commute too much to Karachi. She was even scared on the flight to Karachi which she took to attend Shan e Suhoor.”

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