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Komal Aziz Khan faces backlash for self-centered comments in latest interview

Komal Aziz Khan faces backlash for self-centered comments in latest interview

  • Actress, model, and businessperson, Komal Aziz Khan, is focusing on her brand, Omal By Komal.
  • Despite facing controversy over employee treatment and campaign issues.
  • She believes she is in a better position than many Pakistanis who face unemployment.
Komal Aziz Khan, an actress, model, and businessperson, is focusing on her brand, Omal By Komal, after taking a break from acting. She has faced controversy over employee treatment and campaign issues, but she remains active in her business. In a recent interview with Hustle, Komal emphasized that women like her are rare in Pakistan, highlighting her distinct approach and accomplishments.

Komal Aziz Khan expressed in her interview that, as a foreign university graduate, she believes she is in a better position than many Pakistanis who studied at mid-tier universities and now face unemployment. She shared her ambition of returning to Pakistan to empower women and transform the country’s system. Despite facing smear campaigns that have affected her morale, Komal remains committed to pursuing her goals.

She further said that “a businessman cannot be trained, they are born. She gave her own example that she can never work under anyone. She added that people say that they cannot have their own businesses because they do not have funds but those are all excuses. Komal said that she has done it all on her own.”

She also discuss that “majority Pakistanis are mediocre and they neither want to work nor do they want to excel. “

Komal Aziz Khan's self-obsessed statements have left people shocked, prompting many to share their thoughts on her views.

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