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Six Screen Media Spotlight: Artists Speak Up Against Delayed Drama Payments

Rehma Hussain
Rehma Hussain Article Writer
09 September 2025
Six Screen Media Spotlight: Artists Speak Up Against Delayed Drama Payments

In Pakistan’s TV world, delayed payments have become a big issue. Lately, veteran actor and writer Mohammad Ahmed opened up about this problem. His courage is sparking a wider conversation, one that even Six Screen Entertainment should take note of.

The Problem: Artists Waiting Months for Money

Mohammad Ahmed shared how long delays cause real harm. He said actors often wait for their final payment even after finishing work, with some waiting three to four months .

One heartbreaking line: “The last cheque never comes in, I feel that producers pray that the actor simply dies so that the last payment doesn’t have to be done.”

Six Screen Media Spotlight: Artists Speak Up Against

Another common experience: actors remind the finance team for weeks. One actress even left the set mid-shoot until her payment was made, only then did she return to finish her work .

Industry Voices Join In

Others have spoken up too. Director Mehreen Jabbar said in a public interview, “We have to chase them like beggars for our payments.” She pointed out that directors, actors, even spot boys face the same struggle.

Ahmad Ali Butt, a well-known actor, noted on Instagram that “late payment is an industry standard”. He warned that even agreed-upon 60 to 90-day payment terms often go unfulfilled.

These concerns are echoed widely: writers, technicians, and junior staff all face this problem despite channels throwing big parties and wearing the showbiz glamour gloss.

The Power of Speaking Up

Mohammad Ahmed’s bold video gave others the strength to share. He said it “did nothing to change the status quo, but gave others the courage to speak up.” .

Artists Speak Up Against Delayed Drama Payments

That momentum is growing. Public pressure on the industry may soon force real changes. 

Final Thoughts

Pakistan’s entertainment industry is full of talented people. But when payments lag behind, talent cannot thrive. Actors work to fulfill their needs and support their families, but the producers consider them as beggars. 

According to many stars there’s no professionalism left in our industry and many media outlets are raged by their unprofessional behavior. That’s why Six Screen Media is here to cover it all. So stay tuned with us for more spicy updates!

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Rehma Hussain
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My name is Rehma Hussain Khan. I have worked with various websites and news agencies, and I am currently associated with Six Screens, where I pursue my strong interest in media and...

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