From controversies to comeback talks, Meera opens up in new interview
In her latest appearance on BBC Asian Network, Pakistani film actress Meera came across in a never seen before avatar as she spoke about her journey, struggles and the kind of respect she feels she deserves in the industry.
In the interview with Haroon Rashid, Meera responded to questions about her long career in films, family responsibilities and how she has often felt disrespected by people.
Meera responded to these questions by mentioning that she wants to be remembered for her work and not just the controversies.
The questions by Haroon Rashid may have been a reflection of Irshad Bhatti’s podcast.
Earlier, in an interview with journalist Irshad Bhatti, Meera was also reportedly disrespected during the conversation, which forced her to walk out.
The incident became widely discussed online and raised questions from celebrities and public, about how celebrities are treated during interviews.
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Fans and celebrities responded to this interview by showing support for Meera.
She is now also set to appear in her upcoming film Psycho alongside actor Shaan Shahid, which is releasing on Eid ul Azha.
Despite criticism and controversies, Meera has stayed active in the industry and continued her film career through different phases of her life.
And now, it feels like she is slowly stepping into a new chapter, one where she is trying to move beyond the noise and focus more on her work.
Maybe it’s time to see her with a fresh lens, because in the end, she is human too learning, evolving and moving forward like everyone else.
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