Mawra Hussain, who played an independent girl named Anaya Aziz in one of Pakistan’s most popular dramas this year, has admitted that in real life, her parents gave her freedom in all matters.
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Speaking to the BBC’s Asian Network on Facebook, Mawra Hussain said that in fact, her and her parents’ role in the drama “Stabat” was very similar to her real life.
The actress said that in real life she is like Anaya of ‘stability’ and her parents always gave her freedom and autonomy.
Mawra Hussain’s performance in Stabat was much appreciated screenshot
Mawra Hussain said her mother always taught her to be financially independent and independent and her parents supported her when she chose acting.
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According to the actress, her parents gave her autonomy in all matters including choosing the career of her choice and that is why she started acting before completing her education and in the middle of acting she decided to complete her education of her own free will.
He praised the parents and said that just as they were in the drama ‘Stabat’, they are also in real life and the roles of the parents portrayed in the drama are similar to the real life of their parents.
The actress said that no one in the world loves their children more than their parents and does not think well of them.
According to Mawra Hussain, if the children tell their parents everything, then the parents will definitely make a better decision for their children after listening to them.
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The actress also said that if positive and constructive roles are shown in the dramas, the society will definitely improve.
It may be recalled that Maura Hussain’s drama ‘Stabat’ had been aired on Hum TV since the beginning of this year and its story was much appreciated.
The play starred Maura Hussain, Usman Mukhtar, Sara Khan, Amir Gilani, Syed Muhammad Ahmed and Sami Raheel among others. The drama continued to air till October.