Behroze Sabzwari and Nadia Afgan, distinguished figures in the Pakistani media scene, have contributed immensely to the country’s television legacy. Behroze Sabzwari’s illustrious career boasts iconic roles in classics like “Khuda Ki Basti” and “Tanhayan,” while Nadia Afgan earned fame for her memorable performance in “Shashlik” and her versatility in “Suno Chanda.”
During a recent appearance on Suno TV’s ‘Showtime With Ramiz,’ the duo offered candid insights into the current state of young Pakistani actors. They lamented the perceived lack of professionalism among emerging talents, with Sabzwari emphasizing, ‘In Pakistan, we often fall short of standards, which affects actors’ preparedness. Basic ethics stem from education, and there’s a general dearth of it.’ Afgan echoed this sentiment, stressing discipline and dedication as essential elements for success in the industry. She remarked, ‘Discipline, practice, and commitment are non-negotiable. Many actors today seem ill-prepared and reluctant to rehearse, even relying on us for their lines.’
Sabzwari humorously illustrated his point, noting, ‘In emotionally charged scenes, actresses cry impeccably with perfectly styled hair and makeup.’ Their remarks shed light on the challenges faced by newcomers in upholding professional standards.
Their candid critique underscores their concern for the industry’s future and their commitment to nurturing excellence among emerging talents. As respected veterans, Behroze Sabzwari and Nadia Afgan continue to shape Pakistani television, advocating for integrity and dedication in every performance.”
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