The recent photographs of renowned Pakistani actor and television host Faisal Qureshi have attracted considerable attention on social media, with fans noticing a significant change in his appearance and commenting on his noticeable weight loss.
Recently, a photograph of Faisal Qureshi taken in the United States surfaced online. In the picture, the actor can be seen alongside food blogger Taimoor Junaid, the son of late singer Junaid Jamshed. Faisal appeared noticeably slimmer than in some of his previous public appearances, prompting social media users to discuss his changing appearance.
Another recent video featuring Faisal alongside his wife also drew attention from viewers. Several users pointed out the change in his appearance and raised questions about his well-being in the comments.
However, Faisal Qureshi has previously linked his weight loss to his diet and preparations for upcoming acting roles. The actor has not indicated that the change is necessarily related to any health issue.
Despite this, his latest appearance has generated considerable discussion among fans, with many expressing concern while others simply commenting on his transformation. As the photographs and videos continue to circulate online, Faisal’s new look remains a topic of interest among his followers.
Renowned Pakistani actor Nauman Ijaz recently caught attention with a video where he took a dig at fellow actors Faisal Qureshi and Humayun Saeed.
In a recent interview, Nauman Ijaz not only discussed his craft but also made amusing remarks about makeup and screen glamour.
This has drawn significant attention within the showbiz community.
Smiling, he said, “I have never felt the need for makeup for my characters. I just wipe my face with a wet towel, and I’m ready.”
He added with humour, “On set, makeup artists often come to me repeatedly asking me to get my makeup done. I tell them, am I Faisal Qureshi or Humayun Saeed that I need makeup?”
Explaining his joke, Nauman Ijaz said that his focus is always on embodying the character according to the story.
“On screen, it’s about acting, not beauty or enhancement,” he emphasised.
He further clarified that he believes in presenting his character authentically rather than selling beauty.
Nauman Ijaz noted that an actor’s true strength lies in their performance and ability to bring life to a role. And not in ‘layers of makeup.’