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Zahid Ahmed says he will play a man with split personality disorder in an upcoming drama

Zahid Ahmed says he will play a man with split personality disorder in an upcoming drama

From the teaser, it appears as though Zahid Ahmed sees himself as a woman played by Yumna Zaidi
Updated 27 May, 2019

Zahid Ahmed has been roped in for drama Ishq Zahe Naseeb and we can barely recognise him.

Hum TV dropped a teaser for the drama and it looks like Ahmed sees himself as Yumna Zaidi. Yes, we're as curious as you.

Accoriding to Zahid Ahmed's team, the actor will be playing a man with split personality disorder.

Speaking to Images, Ahmed said, "I can't reveal much about the story yet. All I can say is that every human needs love and deserves it but when society denies you of your basic rights, then you will become something to be feared."

Muqaddas author Hashim Nadeem has written the script and Farooq Rind has directed it under Moomal Productions.

"Farooq Rind is the best director in our industry and this is my fourth play with him The experience gets better every time. I consider myself blessed that he enjoys working with me," said Ahmed.

Apart from Yumna Zaidi who we see in the teaser, the cast also includes Sonya Hussain and Zarnish Khan.

About taking on this role, Ahmed said, "I always want to do challenging characters and this was a great challenge. Such topics are never discussed but a few brave people can change anything when they get together and that's what we have done."

He added, "We have taken a brave decision and the rest is up to how the audience will receive it... I don't have expectations, but I do hope people will appreciate the fact that we have taken a brave step in bringing a mystery thriller to their screens."

Ishq Zahe Naseeb will air right after Eid.

Comments

Myra May 27, 2019 05:40pm
FINALLY a storyline with something other than marriage as the main theme. Psychological disorders or even dysphoria can create SUCH an interesting baseline when used correctly. I do hope the writing pays off. It's such a delicate topic to introduce to a third world country where the majority is illiterate or plainly biased. Hats off to the cast and crew and everyone evolved in the production. I'm excited.
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