Exclusive Interview with Pakistani Actress Meera

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Exclusive Interview with Pakistani Actress Meera

"Pakistan is not safe for Women" - says Lollywood actress Meera. She is currently in USA and spoke with JhakaasMovies.com.
Aug 9, 2016, 10:13 am ISTNewsJhakaasMovies Staff
 

Born in Lahore, Pakistan as Irtiza Rubab, she is known by her Filmi name 'Meera' in Pakistan's film industry. Meera works in Lollywood (Film industry of Lahore) as a lead actress. She is also a presenter on a TV show and is actively involved in charitable causes.

Meera is often mocked for her broken English, but the effort she makes to converse in English is commendable, knowing the fact that English isn't her main language.

Meera shot to fame in Pakistan in late 90s after she won an award for her role in Khilona, a Pakistani movie made in 1997. She made her debut in Bollywood with Mahesh Bhatt's Nazar in 2005. The movie didn't do well at the Box Office. She worked in Kasak and Paanch Ghantey Mein Paanch Crore, but that was it. Post these 3 movies, Meera went into oblivion.

Our staff had a brief conversation with Meera who is currently in the United States.

JM:  Why don't we see you in Bollywood anymore?
Meera: I m going to India after USA trip and then I have meetings lined up in Mumbai regarding some films. I am looking forward to work in Bollywood.

JM:  Any Pakistani movie that we will get to see you in?
Meera:  Yes, I am now working on my home Production

JM:  Have you ever been approached for Bigg Boss Reality TV Show?
Meera: Yes, I was approached for Bigg Boss a few years ago but I declined.

JM: Would you consider appearing on Bigg Boss if approached again?
Meera: Yes, i would love to be a Bigg Boss Housemate because of Salman Khan.

JM:  Who is your favorite Bollywood Actor?
Meera: Aamir Khan

JM:  Your Favorite Bollywood Actress?
Meera:  Anushka Sharma

JM: Your reaction on Qandeel Baloch's honor killing?
Meera: It is sad, really sad. Pakistan is not safe for Bold Women.

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