Making a guest appearance on the popular cricket show ‘Har Lamha Purjosh,’ the promising actor Hira Soomro seized the opportunity to address perceptions about her intelligence. The occasion was the PSL special episode, where Soomro not only showcased her sporting spirit by engaging in fun activities but also responded with candor to the host Waseem Badami’s ‘masoomana’ questions.
With a touch of humor, Soomro filled in the blank during the segment, asserting, “People think I’m a fool, as if they are intellectuals themselves.” Her direct response to the misconception was, “People believe I’m stupid, but I’m not.” This bold declaration reflected her resilience and confidence, challenging the judgments passed by some on her intellect.
Beyond addressing personal perceptions, Soomro offered insights into the prevalent dynamics of social media. She pointed out that many individuals on these platforms tend to assert an unwarranted expertise, claiming knowledge about a wide range of topics.
The actor also delved into the realm of politics, acknowledging former President Asif Ali Zardari as a senior figure. Emphasizing the continuous struggle that defines the political landscape, Soomro presented a nuanced perspective on the intricate nature of politics as an ongoing journey.
Switching gears, Soomro shared her thoughts on the improvement of local dramas, highlighting the importance of thoughtful scriptwriting for enhancing the overall quality of content.
In addition to her views on politics and showbiz, Soomro took a moment to appreciate the charisma of former cricketer Shoaib Akhtar, while also acknowledging the cricketing prowess of Karachi Kings’ all-rounder Shoaib Malik.
Adding a touch of humor to the conversation, Soomro recounted instances of receiving marriage proposals from male fans, adding a personal and relatable touch to the interview. In doing so, she managed to present a well-rounded and engaging perspective, making her appearance on ‘Har Lamha Purjosh’ memorable and impactful.
