Mikaal Zulfiqar is one of Pakistan’s biggest stars. People enjoy watching him on film, and he has ruled the dramas for almost two decades. Mikaal Zulfiqar is now seen in Dil e Nadaan, and he discussed his current professional path, relationships, and what motivates him to do what he does best.
Mikaal discussed his role as Sherry in Jaisay Aapki Marzi and the need of balancing in relationships. Parents and siblings each have their own home, whereas a wife has a brand-new one. All of these equations must be balanced, but based on his personal experiences, this is a difficult task. He also stated that when trust ends, a relationship is broken.
Here is what he shared:
What drives him to end any connection is when he believes the other person is not putting forth as much effort as he does in any equation. He is highly understanding and believes in live and let live, yet a lack of equal effort leads him to terminate any relationship.
This is what Mikaal said:
He also commented on whether women are jahil following the Sahil Adeem scandal. He stated that while women are significantly wiser than men, our culture has a high rate of illiteracy, which is not limited to one gender.
Listen to Mikaal’s take:
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