Pakistani television actress, presenter and producer Nadia Khan while in conversation with another Pakistani showbiz figure Nida Yasir decided to reveal reasons behind why she didn’t allow her daughter to follow in her footsteps and also join the entertainment sector.
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Nadia has revealed during the span of the latest video circulating on social media that she feels careers in the entertainment industry are ‘Hawai Rozi’: This term refers to those career choices which do not provide stable source of income.
The reason Nadia Khan has labelled the entertainment sector not stable enough to choose as a form of employment relies on the experienced lady’s belief that after the age of forty, actresses even the renowned ones lose their appeal or whatever influence they have acquired during the time span which they worked as showbiz stars whereas according to Nadia Khan male actors actually thrive after the age 40.
Nadia Khan also feels that one can’t even take a break while working in the entertainment sector thus the media personality has labelled this career line highly unsuitable for females who require consistent breaks for instance at the time of marriage, birth and various other events that need to be given priority in a woman’s life.
And when the female actors do take breaks for the aforementioned reasons, Nadia Khan feels that then the showbiz personality is “Out of sight, out of mind and out of media.”
Here are the exact statements put forward by Nadia Khan during the span of the latest interview conducted with Nida Yasir: “Dramay bohat shoq se dekhti hai isko laga ke mein acting karun hum Abdullah se script bhi le kar aye they. But meine rok lia because it is very difficult aur hawai rozi hai.”
She further mentioned: “Aur larkon ka prime time hota hai 40s mein jab ke larkioon ka khatam hojata hai kyounke larkioon ko time off bhi lena hota hai jab shaadi ho jab bachein hoon aur showbiz mein app off nahi le sakte kyounke out of sight, out of mind, out of media.”