Pakistani actress Hira Mani is considered one of the leading actresses in the drama industry due to her various roles and abilities.
And now she has said about his role in the recently concluded drama ‘Kashf’ that this role was the most difficult.
In a recent interview with the BBC Asian Network, Haramani said that not everyone could play the role of Kashf.
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“This role for me as an actress is nothing more than a success, but it helped me connect with God,” Hira Mani said.
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“In this drama, I used to pray and cry in front of Allah,” she said.
Hira Mani said that Kashf, I did but this role has affected me that that condition has remained inside me.
He said that before that, whenever he played a role in a play like ‘Dil Moom Ka Diya’, ‘Do Bol’, ‘Mere Paas Tum Ho’, he used to change his clothes. , Are prepared in terms of character.
The actress further said that Kashf was different, it was not a normal role, I liked this role very much and I felt very good playing it.
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She also admitted that Kashf drama was the reason for his extraordinary popularity.
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Hira Mani said, “Isn’t it interesting that my character was closest to God and He raised me to the heights?”
“Kashf was my drama and I thank God it was a success,” she added.
In response to a question, Hira Mani said that I do not compare my characters with real life because dramas are far from reality.
He said that reality is different from what is shown in dramas, but this drama was also ‘different’.
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It may be recalled that the play Kashf starred actress Haramani and actor Junaid Khan in the lead roles.
In this play, Hira Mani played the role of a girl named Kashf who had dreams which later turned into reality.
Due to this dreaming condition, he had to leave his normal life and sit on the threshold and in this drama he was shown to be a victim of family greed and struggling for it.
The story of Kashf drama was written by Imran Nazir when it was directed by Danish Nawaz.