Mehwish Hayat Explains Why She Avoids Working in Bollywood

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Mehwish Hayat Explains Why She Avoids Working in Bollywood

Leading film and television actress Mehwish Hayat recently revealed that she has turned down multiple offers to work in Bollywood films. Speaking on a podcast, Hayat explained her decision, stating, “I received many offers [from Bollywood], but I declined all of them.” She cited the abundance of opportunities in Pakistan as the primary reason for her choice.

Hayat, known for her role in “London Nahi Jaunga,” expressed gratitude for the immense respect and love she has received in her home country. “I have countless opportunities here in Pakistan. I have been part of the revival of Pakistani cinema and some of its biggest and most successful films. After gaining so much recognition and success in my own country, I felt that I should not accept offers from Bollywood. I enjoy my work here in Pakistan. People come to watch my films with their families, and that is a great achievement,” she said.

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Over the years, many talented Pakistani actors, singers, and artists have ventured into the Bollywood film industry, including Fawad Khan, Mahira Khan, Sajal Ali, Javed Sheikh, Saba Qamar, Ali Zafar, Humaima Malick, and Imran Abbas. Additionally, Pakistani singers like Atif Aslam, Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, and Adnan Sami have contributed to popular Bollywood songs.

Mehwish Hayat is one of Pakistan’s most renowned actresses, celebrated for her successful career in television dramas and films. She began her career with a short film in 2009 and transitioned to popular TV dramas such as “Massi Aur Malika,” “Bin Teri,” and “Dil Lagi.” Her big-screen debut came in 2014 with a special appearance in “Na Maloom Afraad,” and she went on to star in several hit Pakistani films like “Actor In Law,” “Punjab Nahi Jaungi,” and “Chhalawa.” She is considered the highest-grossing actress in Pakistani cinema history.

Hayat has received numerous awards, including the Lux Style Award for Best TV Actress. In 2019, she was honored with the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, Pakistan’s fourth-highest civilian award, for her contributions to the arts.

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