Ali Zafar is Pakistan’s famous singer, actor, and painter. He got fame not just in Pakistan but also in Bollywood. He is one of the few Pakistani artists to make a strong base in Bollywood.
In a recent podcast, Ali Zafar talks about his working experience in India. He emphasized the importance of self-reflection and said that success comes only when individuals accept their own mistakes.
While speaking about the work culture in India, he said that people there are very cooperative. He believes that one person’s success benefits the entire industry. For example, a successful film proud the industry as a whole.
However, he also highlighted a stark contrast with Pakistan where individuals often focus solely on personal gains, according to Ali Zafar. He expressed concern about the toxic mentality of pulling others down to be successful.
He also talks about Pakistan’s political and economic instability in which he said that people are in the mindset of “doing whatever they want to do today, as no one knows what will happen tomorrow.”
Ali Zafar further explained that economic stability drives progress and encourages collective thinking. When asked what change he wanted for Pakistan, he pointed to the need for a shift in the collective mindset. He firmly believes that the country can achieve success only when its people prioritize development and unity over self-interest.
He also shared that his song “Meter Ghoomna” reflects the theme of hypocrisy, and he has since learned to rise above such negativity.
Ali Zafar sang many songs for the Bollywood Industry, like Tere Bin Laden, Mere Brother Ki Dulhan, London, Paris, New York, Chashme Buddoor, and Dear Zindagi, which remain iconic and a favorite of all.
While in home country, he continues to win hearts in Pakistan’s entertainment industry, captivating fans with his music and acting.
