Ishq Zah-e-Naseeb role taught Zahid Ahmed about child care
Summary
- Actor Zahid Ahmed revealed how his role in Ishq Zah-e-Naseeb influenced his approach to parenting.
- Earlier, Pakistani actor Zahid Ahmed sparked controversy after making harsh comments about social media.
- During a podcast with Ahmed Ali Akbar, he said, “Social media is the work of the devil and those who create content on it will go to hell.
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Actor Zahid Ahmed revealed how his role in Ishq Zah-e-Naseeb influenced his approach to parenting.
Playing the troubled character Sameer / Sameerah, who suffered abuse as a child, made him more aware of a child’s emotional well-being. Zahid said harsh punishment can harm a child’s self-esteem, and parents should nurture rather than break their children.
He emphasized that his acting experience taught him the importance of empathy and understanding in raising his two sons.
Earlier, Pakistani actor Zahid Ahmed sparked controversy after making harsh comments about social media. During a podcast with Ahmed Ali Akbar, he said, “Social media is the work of the devil and those who create content on it will go to hell.
Content creators reacted quickly. Adnan Zafar, also known as Ken Doll, criticized Zahid and called his statement “double standards.” He questioned why some people face harsh judgment while others get privileges. Many other creators joined, saying such remarks could mislead young audiences.
Zahid issued an immediate apology. He said, “I feel guilty that I declared them wrongdoers.” He added, “I have crossed my limits in sentiments. No one except almighty God has the right to declare anyone sinful.”
He clarified that he meant the creators of social media platforms, not the users. Zahid explained, “It was very important for me to accept this because many young people listen to my content regarding religion, and my words sent a very wrong message.”
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