- Faysal Quraishi, a renowned Pakistani actor.
- Quraishi discusses the dynamics of the Pakistani television industry.
- He discusses the bargaining practices between producers and actors during contract signing.
Known for acclaimed works such as Boota from Toba Tek Singh, Qaid E Tanhai, and Meri Zaat Zarra E Benishan, Quraishi continues to captivate audiences with his versatile acting. His recent projects include Farq, Khaie, and Zulm, with Khaie receiving notable praise for its strong viewership.
In his latest podcast, Quraishi addressed the issue of how producers negotiate terms with actors during contract signing. He shed light on the bargaining practices that often occur in the drama industry. Additionally, he shared his views on Fahad Mustafa's popular drama serial, Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum, offering insights into its impact and reception.
Quraishi's candid comments provide a glimpse into the dynamics of the Pakistani television industry and the challenges actors face in their professional engagements.
Talking about producers, Faysal Quraishi said, "I have an experience of thirty years, I have never heard a producer saying that he has a big budget and that the actors will be paid a good amount for the project, the producers always say, ‘we are hand to mouth, the budget is too low, please consider this role’, and I am the person who agrees to whatever they say. I am the person who actually gets blackmailed by any good character, most of the time, I accept their offer because of a good character".
Talking about Fahad Mustafa, he said, "I have enjoyed his performance and told him to keep doing the television but let’s see what he decides. I think he also enjoys films the most but we all are very happy to see him back on the television. Faizan Sheikh also said, “Now that Fahad Mustafa has done a drama, I think he should do it more often, I am enjoying it a lot, I think he must have enjoyed the process too but I don’t know".
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