Pakistani actor Fawad Khan in an interview to BBC reveals his journey from being a TV actor to one of the highly demanded actor of B-town.
The BBC Asian Network's Haroon Rashid met him in London at the UK Medical Aid to Pakistan's Annual Charity Gala where he said, “Everything is a gamble, every project that I attempt, even back in Pakistan is a gamble, and popularity is not something that’s going to stick with you for the rest of your life”.
While, talking about his journey in Bollywood and blending with Indian audience and actors, he said, “I think I am truly blessed and I always feel that if you are in attendance of an award ceremony or something as prestigious as that, being there among such people is an accomplishment on its own, may it be in Pakistan or in India”.
Talking about fragile relationship between the two countries and if he faced any discrimination in the neighbouring country, he responded, “Not at all, not at all. A lot of us are brought up with these kinds of stigmas where there’s an enemy across the border but you’ll be surprised — Indians are coming over to Pakistan and Pakistanis are going over to India. The hospitality is something to write about. It’s amazing. You feel at home”.
Fawad Khan after making his Bollywood debut in ‘Khoobsurat’ alongside Sonam Kapoor, will now appear in another big Bollywood movie ‘Kapoor & Sons’. The movie is being produced by Karan Johar’s ‘Dharma Productions’ and also stars Sidharth Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in the lead roles.
‘Kapoor & Sons’ is slated to release in March 2016.
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