For Marina Han, the magic is in a little secrecy

Veteran actor and director Marina Khan has watched the mattress in Pakistan – from the strictly elaborate culture of celebrities of the PTV of the 1980s in today’s personal personal social media.

The roles unblock in dramas such as Tanhaiyaan and Dhoop kinare She destroyed her in a national reputation early in her career. Talking to a recent episode of Excuse me with Ahmad Ali ButtHan discussed how the potential of reputation has shifted over the decades.

“Then, there was an air of mystery around the actors. You would only know what we were if he saw us see publicly,” he said. “Now, celebrities share every moment of their lives with their followers. It makes them look more human. I think.”

Mattress and secrecy

The actor noticed how fans interact with celebrities now, “on Instagram, fans are strongly following the movements of these young stars, they love to know what they ate and where they went. In addition, they are crazy to see you too.”

He believes that Stardom blooms both online and in person, “it is something that is merging now, I guess it is because even on Instagram they see you through a filter, so there is still some advertising campaign around personal interactions.”

Han was also asked: “Where do you think the artist’s personal life begins and their work is over?” In which he replied by saying: “Many young people today have grown up with the internet. They are already used to sharing their lives in the social media, so that for them, personal and professionals often overlap quite naturally.”

Passing back to whether they should share less or not, Han said: “The younger generation really loses nothing with the excessive difference in social media, I don’t think anyone is better than others, people were crazy for us during the PTV era, and people follow them.

Personally, the actor argued: “This is said, I think an actor has to maintain an air of secrecy around him.”

Rumor

Recalling the days of shooting, the actor added: “On PTV, when we closed a quarter, no one had the right to close our side, because no one had to know what we were until we lost their charm.”

Share a joke from the season Dhoop kinare It was hot in the air, the actor recalled an incident when he accompanies Shehnaz Sheikh and some others in a cricket match in Sharjah.

“Suddenly all the windows of cars went black.

Han also reflected in what life was before Tanhaiyaan shown:

“Most of my co-stars had already done the television dramas until that time. The night before the first episode went to the air, Behroze Sabzwari came up and joked:” Your life is going to change tomorrow, just get ready for that. “

In the meantime, Butt could only escape the influence that Marina had on him in his youth:

“All the boys in my school had a huge crush on you. Your short hair were virtual. Please do it as a compliment when I say that. You were the Hania Aamir of your time! You were the face of youth.”

Han kindly accepted the compliment, answering:

“It’s a compliment. I’ve played her mother three times, so it’s fair to call her newer version. Chania is very cute.”

When Butt noticed that Han appeared a bit shy in the public eye, the actor clarified:

“No, I wasn’t shy, as soon as I woke up one day and realized that I didn’t like to act so much, when the television industry was privatized, I ended up disagreeing with the way things happened.