Summary:
- Fawad Khan, once a celebrated Pakistani star, faces criticism for his Bollywood focus and recent controversial roles.
- His early success in Pakistani dramas and music contrasts sharply with his current career trajectory and public reception.
- Fans are disheartened by Khan’s perceived neglect of Pakistani projects in favor of Indian ventures and controversial roles.
Fawad Khan, a prominent figure in Pakistani entertainment, initially gained fame through music and sitcoms before rising to stardom with iconic roles in dramas like Humsafar and Zindagi Gulzar Hai. His transition to Bollywood with films such as Khoobsurat further cemented his popularity. However, his recent focus on Indian projects and controversial roles has sparked criticism.
Entity Paradigm & Jutt And Bond – The Debut
Successful Film & Drama
Humsafar & Zindagi Gulzar Hai
Fawad Khan’s Bollywood Debut
Gay Character In Kapoor & Sons
Barzakh & Not Respecting His Pakistani Fans
Giving Importance To Indian Projects More Than Pakistan
Disappointment Of Fans & Some Other Stars Fawad Should Look At
Khan began his career with the sitcom Jutt And Bond and the band Entity Paradigm, gaining early recognition. His film debut in Khuda Ke Liye and subsequent work in dramas like Dastaan showcased his acting prowess. Despite his early success, his Bollywood debut and roles, including a gay character in Kapoor & Sons, brought mixed reactions.
The actor’s return to Pakistan was marked by limited involvement in local projects, with notable exceptions like The Legend of Maula Jatt. His latest project, Barzakh, has drawn criticism for its controversial themes, further straining his relationship with Pakistani fans.
Khan’s preference for Indian projects over local work has disappointed many, who feel he has neglected the audience that helped build his career. While he continues to work internationally, his focus on Bollywood and controversial roles has led to concerns about his commitment to Pakistani cinema and its values.
