Ushna Shah, one of Pakistan’s top actresses, has spoken out about the harsh realities of being a drama heroine. With a career spanning several successful projects, including Bashar Momin, Ghair, and Aye Ishq e Junoon, Ushna has become a household name.
However, in a recent interview with Saleem Mairaj, Ushna revealed the unseen struggles of being a drama heroine. “Being a heroine is a very difficult job,” she said, comparing her work to that of the supporting cast.
Ushna explained that the heroine is often required to dedicate 75-80 days to a drama project, appearing in almost every scene. This demanding schedule can be exhausting, both physically and mentally.
Furthermore, Ushna highlighted the unfair treatment of heroines in the Pakistani drama industry. “Many supporting actors get paid far more than I do,” she revealed, sparking a conversation about pay disparity in the industry.
Ushna’s candid remarks have shed light on the often-overlooked challenges faced by drama heroines in Pakistan. As the industry continues to evolve, it’s essential to recognize the hard work and dedication required to bring these characters to life.
