Durr e Fishan Saleem’s name is now echoing through social media and fan pages as one of the front-runners in the HUM Awards race. Her nomination for Best Actor-Female (Popular) for her role in Ishq Murshid has sparked debates: will she win the 10th HUM Award, or will rival nominees steal the spotlight?
- The 10th HUM Awards recently revealed the six nominees for the viewer’s choice Best Actor-Female: Durr e Fishan Saleem (for Ishq Murshid), Mawra Hocane (Jafaa), Kinza Hashmi, Sarah Khan, Sajal Aly, and Sehar Khan.
- Ishq Murshid itself is also in contention for Best Drama Serial – Popular, putting Fishan in a strong position via her show’s overall recognition.
- Her on-screen chemistry with Bilal Abbas Khan has been widely applauded, adding to her chances in “Best On-Screen Couple, Popular.”
Here are some of the critical factors influencing whether Durr e Fishan might grab the trophy:
- Fan Base & Votes: Since this is a viewer’s choice category, mobilizing fans to vote is key. Durr e Fishan has a strong following owing to Ishq Murshid’s popularity.
- Competition Strength: The others nominated are heavyweights, including Sajal Aly, Mawra Hocane, and Sarah Khan, each with their own loyal fan base.
- Show’s Impact: The show’s finale premiere was a spectacle, drawing attention from fans and critics alike.
- Perception & Critique: Some fans praised the finale, while others felt it was rushed. That split may influence voting sentiment.
“Ishq Murshid will sweep popular categories…”, a fan comment anticipating dominance in this year’s HUM Awards.
Possible Scenarios
- Scenario A: She Wins: If her fans turn out in full force and the show’s hype stays high, Durr e Fishan could indeed bag the 10th HUM Award in her category.
- Scenario B: She Falls Short: If competing actors draw more votes or their projects resonate more deeply with the viewing public, she might lose out.
- Wildcard: The drama’s multiple nominations could boost her visibility, even if she doesn’t win; being part of a celebrated show might elevate her profile.
