I would love to work in Pakistan again, says actor Shabnam

KARACHI: On February 15, Pakistan Film and TV Journalists Association (PFTVJA) held a media meeting to welcome amazing film on-screen character Shabnam to Pakistan. The service, held at Karachi Press Club (KPC), saw PFTVJA administrator Ather Jawed Sufi, president Abdul Wasi Qureshi, KPC president Siraj Ahmed and secretary Maqsood Yousufi welcome the star, alongside kindred veteran performing artist Mustafa Qureshi.

Sufi, Wasi and Ahmed expressed gratitude toward Shabnam for going by Pakistan by and by. Tending to the participants, Mustafa said the Aina performing artist was back home at this point. "I express gratitude toward her for her forever and a day of estimable commitments to the business."

Shabnam went to Pakistan in 2012 with her better half Robin Ghosh, a veteran artist of Lollywood who passed away a year ago. "Indeed, even today when I see you, I see Robin. What's more, at whatever point I saw Robin, I saw you in him. Despite everything you live in our souls as you did before," expressed Mustafa.

Trusting Shabnam would work in Pakistani movies once more, Mustafa uncovered Shabnam had earned herself an incredible legacy and demonstrated her ability persistently consistently. "I encourage our makers to make utilization of Shabnam's ability. I'm trusting they would offer parts and exhibit her specialty to the new era." He likewise included, "We ought to keep our social trade and relations with Bangladesh open."

Before the ball was in Shabnam's court to talk, she was exhibited an ajrak by the hosts. "When I came in 2012, I perceived in what way many individuals still cherished me," she stated, including that she was so overpowered and thankful for it. "In any case, this time around, considerably more individuals communicated their adoration. I'm particularly anxious to meet the more youthful era of fans this time."

Heartbroken, she said this was the first occasion when she had gone to Pakistan without her significant other and it obviously irritated her. "It truly damages to be here without Robin." Regarding acting again in Pakistani movies, Shabnam stated, "I would love to work in Pakistan again in case I'm offered great parts." However, she underlined she couldn't do anything for the restoration of silver screen independent from anyone else. "It will require cooperation," she attested.

Hosts and writers gave her bundles and endowments to end the service. Shabnam, who lives in Bangladesh, has worked in various super hit Pakistani movies previously. Having made her introduction in the 1950s, she has worked in more than 150 movies – in Urdu, Bengali and the Punjabi dialect, in her four-decade long profession. She additionally holds the record of winning the recently revived Nigar Awards 13 times.