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Resham urges Meera to stop talking behind others' backs

Resham urges Meera to stop talking behind others' backs

Web Desk August 19, 2024 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Resham recently gave some sincere guidance to actress Meera.
  • Resham advised Meera to act more her age.
  • She expressed these ideas in a conversation with Ahmed Ali Butt.
Actress Resham, a seasoned professional from Pakistan, recently offered actress Meera some heartfelt advice, telling her to stop spreading rumors about other people and be more genuine with her friends. Resham advised Meera to act more her age.

Resham, known for her role in "Sangam," shared these ideas with comedian and podcast host Ahmed Ali Butt during a conversation about her career and the state of politics in Pakistan at the time.

The seasoned actress disclosed that the "Inteh" star frequently engages in gossip about other people. She observed that Meera has a tendency to gossip negatively about others in private and continues to do so when interacting with new people. According to Resham, this action is both damaging and dishonest.

Resham's frustration with Meera grew stronger after discovering that Meera had made negative remarks about her in a public setting. This event caused Resham to believe that Meera is not a loyal friend to anyone. Resham's comments appear to indicate her wish for increased sincerity and growth in relationships.

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