Iqra Aziz Opens Up About Lack of Friendly Vibes in Interactions with Others

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On The Pick & Drop Show, Pakistani actor and model Iqra Aziz, engaged in a candid introspection on her acting career, a recent apparel controversy, and upcoming projects as she appeared as a guest. Actor and husband Yasir Hussain hosted the heartfelt conversation, and the Mannat Murad actor fondly reflected on the last time Yasir had her as a guest on his chat show.

“It’s so weird, we did this last before our marriage…on the After Moon Show with Yasir Hussain,” Iqra remarked on how her husband interviewed her twice before the couple tied the knot. “Now it’s the first time after our marriage, it’s so weird.”

Starting the conversation, Yasir asked Iqra about her broad fanbase, praising her acting skills and if any specific actor influenced her learning. “Actually, no… I hadn’t even watched any dramas until I started acting,” revealed Iqra, the Jhooti star.

Iqra continued, “Then I went home and started watching Humsafar on YouTube. So, that was the first ever Pakistani drama that I watched.” Now a leading television star, Iqra contended that acting is a means of expression for her.

Additionally, she said, “I like to express myself. Maybe during that journey, I made such good friends with the camera that the moment it comes in front of me, I become a different person.”

Iqra Aziz isn’t Social For A Reason

While celebrities typically find themselves socialising in showbiz, Iqra maintained that contrary to her usual on-screen persona, she is very private. The actor disclosed that she has no friends in the industry. “Off-screen, it’s not very often that I can make friends with people, initiate a conversation, connect with someone or maintain a familiarity in the long term.”

“I can’t choose anyone as a friend. And I feel bad about it. I feel that neither people want to be my friend nor do I want to be their friend. So this goes both ways,” Iqra confessed with a laugh. “I don’t give people a friendly vibe and they don’t give me one either.”