Adnan Siddiqui knows how to change with his age & not look ridiculous like that Humayun Saeed who looks like old enough to be the father of his heroines he is trying to romance on screen. Thank God for AS.
22:36 Adnan Siddiqui is a born hero!! We millennials have seen him shine as a hero in umpteenth dramas. I used to call him a Greek God back in the days when he started his career on TV; he was and still is THAT handsome. Maybe that is one of the reasons that the Makhi Gate incident was so hurtful to women, because he is one sensible person usually who is very likeable on reel and in real time also.. and many women including me wouldn't expect him to say such a crass thing about women (we are used to the likes of peope like Noman Ijaz saying such a thing and that is why N.I. is usually respected more as an actor and not as a person) especially when the camera is rolling. But it's great to know that he has learnt from his mistake and professes to be careful henceforth. Also the hero-ism will continue for him but its amazing that he is taking such versatile roles and proving his mettle. A powerful antagonist is most important for a powerful hero because only then the hero will be seen as uber successful (case in point: Maula Jatt) and hence his roles like Rehmati and in MPTH, are proving to be most successful. I seem to be writing a research paper on Adnan Sahab 😅 Anyways very sensible conversation. Thoroughly enjoyed.
Thanks for a great conversation! Adnan sir is a superbly brilliant actor, very cool and classy.....comes across as a very well-read, genuine and good person...he said correctly abt 'locker-room' talks etc.. And sir, You were, are and will always be our Hero! You are so excellent in 'Gentleman'...very nuanced, not a note out of place....waiting eagerly for Tamasha!
