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Nasir Adeeb, a veteran Pakistani film writer, has crafted the stories of numerous blockbuster films, significantly shaping the industry. Over the years, he has delivered hits like Jungle Ka Qanoon, Jarnel Singh, Sher Khan, Thakur, Dushman, Silsila, Qalandar, Maula Jutt, and The Legend of Maula Jatt. In 1979, his film Maula Jutt, featuring Sultan Rahi and Mustafa Qureshi, solidified his legacy in Lollywood. Recently, he has gained attention for his popular podcast on Suno TV, where he reveals exclusive insights and untold stories about the Pakistani film industry and its stars.
Nasir Adeeb joined Shaan-e-Sahoor with his daughter Zoya Nasir, where he openly discussed her response to his viral statement about Reema Khan. Reflecting on the situation, he admitted that Zoya helped him recognize his mistake. He praised her stance, emphasizing that despite his remarks, she chose to support Reema, which he deeply admired.
Nasir Adeeb admitted his mistake and appreciated his daughter’s stance, saying she made him realize his error and respected her support for Reema.He expressed immense pride in Zoya’s integrity, highlighting that she stood by the opposing side despite him being her father. Emphasizing personal growth, he admitted, “As a human, I can make mistakes. I have always spoken the truth, but now I understand that not every truth needs to be shared on television.”
Building on the discussion, Zoya Nasir underscored the importance of responsible speech in today’s digital world. She pointed out that while her father speaks openly in his podcast, times have evolved. “Now, everything stays on the internet permanently, making fact-checking essential,” she explained. Stressing the power of words, she urged for mindfulness, ensuring that statements don’t cause unnecessary harm or controversy.
Their conversation showcased how public discourse continues to evolve, highlighting the responsibility individuals must uphold when speaking on digital platforms.
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