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Veteran actor Iffat Omar revealed she has lost many of her friends from the industry. She explained the link to challenges she faced while working.

Iffat said producers delayed her payrolls forcing her to beg for her earnings. She found this humiliating and said it drove her away.
Omar admitted she doesn’t watch Pakistani dramas anymore, even her own because she can spot the unreal faces.
On the other hand, she estimated only 40 percent of current dramas meet quality standards. Others, she said, lack meaningful social or moral messages.
According to Iffat, actors who demanded dues were sometimes threatened by producers. Further adding she called this “deeply disrespectful.”
Being outspoken about the system created distance between her and many peers. Those who kept quiet, she implied, stay in favour.

Iffat Omar choice to speak out may cost her industry friendships — but it also shows courage. The actress took stand against the injustice and delayed payrolls ongoing in the Industry.
At Six Screen Entertainment, we believe Iffat’s experience highlights a bigger problem: when professional respect disappears, personal bonds suffer.
Friendships in show-biz may often rely on mutual support, not just stardom. When expectation meets exploitation, many choose to step back.

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