Humayun doesn’t care if you think he’s too big to be a hero

Men in the 1950s do not have to worry that they have gone through their top because, like A-Lister Humayun Saeed has proven in his latest film, any older gentleman can play a love guru if he really does his mind. Or at least, he can understand the shoes of a top man as Humayun has, regardless of what he may have to say about his age.

“I’ve been a hero for a long time, and I’ve been through a long time,” Humayun observed during a recent appearance on Vasay Chaudhry’s show, as the couple discussed the new guru love release of former, with Chaudhry, by the way, and also serving as a screenwriter.

In his own defense to hit the coveted role of the hero despite the wealth of younger actors in the industry, Humayun also pointed out that “my films also have Fahad Mustafa and Hamza Ali Abbasi”. The radiation of a relaxed trust, the star has spoken that since he was in showbiz for so long, fans of criticism (or trumpets) have had little or no impact on him for his age.

“Let them target me if they want to!” said Humayun in a spirit. Holding his ego under control, however, the star exudes an air of surprise when he faced a compliment for his dance in the film. “Did this look like dancing?” he asked loosely.

Humayun may remain unchanged by those who feel that they are too old to play a hero, but admitted that he found it tiring when the filming had been completed and time had come to put hours to promote love of love before the world.

“Promotion is more difficult than filming. It looks like I enjoy it, but it’s a very hard work!” He acknowledged the actor. “There were so many trips, as well as changing clothes – sometimes two or three times a day. [costar Mahira Khan] It changes the clothes, I have to continue and change! ”

Despite the natural tax of dance and promotion, however, there was a moment of lightness that Humayun said he would stay with him: The sense of humor of love guru cast Ahmad Ali Butt.

“Ahmad Butt kept laughter to roll in the set,” Humayun noted. With praise for his colleague, implying that this was why he continued to work with Ahmad in the first place, the star added: “Not only does it have a talent, it also keeps me fun!”