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Gypsy is not just another drama about wailing women, says Mira Sethi

Gypsy is not just another drama about wailing women, says Mira Sethi

The actress will be seen in the upcoming serial alongside Adnan Malik and Sanam Saeed
02 Jun, 2016

Mira Sethi has made the unexpected transition from journalist to actress with aplomb so far — and she isn't showing any signs of slowing down.

She's currently appearing in two shows on air, Jhoot and Ab Kar Meri Rafugari and has now started shooting for her next. Sethi will be seen in Siraj-Ul-Haq's upcoming serial, Gypsy soon, alongside Adnan Malik and Sanam Saeed.

Also read: Adnan Malik returns to TV as an aspiring photographer in 'Gypsy'

Talking to Images, the rising star shares, "The most interesting thing about Gypsy is how all three characters are almost in a race to sacrifice deeply held longings for the sake of someone else's love. In that sense, although Adnan Malik's character is the obvious 'gypsy' in the story -- he's a photographer, a nomad -- my character as well as Sanam's are gypsies in their own way, in their desire to detach themselves from the people they love most.

A behind the scenes shot of Sethi from the sets —Photo courtesy: Gypsy's official Facebook page
A behind the scenes shot of Sethi from the sets —Photo courtesy: Gypsy's official Facebook page

"It is a baffling, maddening, and ultimately very sweet love triangle," she adds.

While Pakistani dramas are often accused of showing one-dimensional damsels in distress, Mira assures Gypsy is unique.

"Most Pakistani dramas are centered around wailing women but Gypsy is different. It's about three strong-willed people struggling to understand the nature of their own yearning."

The show is slated to go on air by the last quarter of 2016.

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Ahmar Qureshi Jun 02, 2016 12:51pm
She incredibly resembles with some one I use to know - Reminds me of Her! :-)
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VP Jun 02, 2016 02:02pm
@Ahmar Qureshi Jugnu Sethi?
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Unique Jun 02, 2016 03:30pm
She possess very attractive face. Pakistani entertainment really need of such a beautiful girl all time.
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Yemeen Zuberi Jun 02, 2016 05:11pm
The language is no where mentioned in the news item. As I live abroad I am interested in knowing if the play is in English as its name suggests; or in Urdu that I understand less.
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ALI Jun 02, 2016 06:54pm
Why do they not make dramas about poor people and their trials and tribulations, it certainly gets tiring watching dramas about rich people and their petty issues, all they do is pout and hold mobiles phones in every scene.
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Ahmar Qureshi Jun 03, 2016 10:21am
@VP Mother / Daughter are certainly like they are looking into Mirror! :-) But I don't know her! ;-)
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