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CATCHING UP WITH Vasia Fatima

By Asif Khan
Fri, 06, 24

Currently, after enjoying a break, she wants to make a comeback with something big to surprise her ardent fans....

CATCHING UP WITH Vasia Fatima

From a voiceover artist to a sought after model and actor, Vasia Fatima has made her mark in many fields. She made her acting debut in the drama serial Tamasha where she made her presence felt, and then consolidated her position with serials like Do Bol, Saaya, Manjdhar, Chand Ki Pariyan, Seeta Bagri, Zindagi Tujh Ko Jiya, Vasl-e-Yaar, Tere Dar Per, Mujhe Qabool Hai, and Namak Paray. Currently, after enjoying a break, she wants to make a comeback with something big to surprise her ardent fans.

Us: What does success mean to you?

Vasia Fatima: Constant hard work.

Us: What is something you learned early in your career that helped you become a better actor?

VF: Never trust anyone but your gut instinct.

Us: What is the most challenging thing about this career?

VF: Dealing with hypocrites and double standards.

Us: Did you get any formal education for acting?

VF: We should learn from our seniors, listen to them. They were stars when things were not as easy as they are today.

Us: Who are some of your role models?

VF: My mother. She was very supportive and whatever I am today is because of her. She always stood by me through thick and thin.

Us: From all your roles so far, which one was the most meaningful to you?

VF: I did a short film which had a social message about letting girls study.

CATCHING UP WITH Vasia Fatima

Us: Do you believe good looks and connections are the only things that make a star?

VF: I feel in our country, talent comes last, whereas the things that you have mentioned are everything. No one cares about the talent here and that’s very sad.

Us: How has social media changed things for you?

VF: It’s a very quick way to connect with our audience.

Us: How do you deal with self-doubt?

VF: I believe in self-improvement.

Us: Please share three pieces of advice for aspiring actors.

VF: Work hard, work on your craft, and never compare yourself to anyone.

MY TEENAGE YEARS

Date of birth

3rd May.

The best thing about being a teenager was

It was the best time because you are exploring and experimenting.

The worst thing about being a teenager was

Everybody starts telling you what they have experienced and doesn’t let you explore.

I was always listening to

My heart.

My favourite singer was

Akon.

CATCHING UP WITH Vasia Fatima

My favourite actor was

Salman Khan.

My closet was full of

White and black clothes.

My friends were

Nice.

What used to hurt me the most was

Hypocrisy.

I wish I had known then that

Life is not a bed of roses.

Relations with family were

Amazing, Alhamdulillah.

My favourite subject was

Maths, English, and Urdu.

My least favourite subject was

Statistics.

My favourite food was

I love trying different food. It keeps changing.

My favourite hangout was

Any peaceful place, close to nature and less crowded.

My favourite sport was

Throwball.