Popular actress Hajra Yameen has revealed that now in the showbiz industry, social media fame is seen more than beauty, those who have more followers are casted.
Speaking in a podcast recently, Hajra Yameen said that although settling in Karachi was difficult, she was lucky to have made good friends here.
He said that he started acting from theater, he was born in Multan, Punjab, his life was spent in Saudi Arabia and Rawalpindi as well as in other cities, but because of acting, he settled in Karachi. Adopted.
In response to another question, Hajra Yameen said that although she was criticized for sharing fitness videos and pictures on social media, she never paid attention to such criticism.
The actress said that being active on social media is a full-time job that she cannot do but those who are active on social media, she appreciates their work and hard work.
According to Hajra Yameen, after shooting for 10 to 12 hours, they don’t have the courage to use social media, so they are not very active there, but whoever is active there, they are doing well.
Talking about the beauty standards in showbiz, the actress admitted that there have been some changes in the industry now but she has not faced much discrimination.
According to her, a couple of times she was not cast by the drama makers due to some things and she was advised to enhance her beauty but she did not follow their instructions, then she was cast by other drama makers.
Hajra Yameen said that she never took anyone’s advice seriously and did not follow it, however, she was forbidden to straighten her hair.
The actress said that she wanted her hair to be straightened but the drama makers forbade her to do so saying that they cast her because of such hair, she looks so good on her.
According to Hajra Yameen, now in the showbiz industry, fame on social media is seen more than beauty, those who have more followers are casted.
Although Hajra Yameen said that she was stopped from getting her hair straightened several times, she did not name anyone.
Earlier, actress Naima Butt had revealed that she was advised several times to cut or cut her hair short, while a drama producer even refused to cast her for not cutting her hair.
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**Interview with Hajra Yameen: Navigating Fame and Challenges in Showbiz**
**Interviewer:** Thank you for joining us today, Hajra! You’ve recently shared some insightful thoughts on the showbiz industry through social media. Can you elaborate on your views regarding the importance of social media following today?
**Hajra Yameen:** Absolutely! It’s fascinating how the landscape has shifted. Nowadays, it seems that social media fame can outweigh traditional beauty standards in casting decisions. A lot of projects prioritize actors who have large followings. It’s a different time, and while talent is still key, your online presence can significantly affect your opportunities.
**Interviewer:** That’s an interesting perspective. You mentioned that settling in Karachi was challenging. What helped you adapt to the city?
**Hajra Yameen:** Moving to Karachi from various places like Multan and even Saudi Arabia was tough, but I was fortunate to forge meaningful friendships here. Having a supportive circle was crucial in helping me navigate the challenges of relocating for my career.
**Interviewer:** You started your journey in theater before moving to screen acting. How do you think that foundation has influenced your career?
**Hajra Yameen:** Theater was where it all began for me. It honed my skills and gave me the confidence to transition into screen acting. The experience of performing live has offered me invaluable lessons in emotional expression and audience connection, which I carry into my work on screen.
**Interviewer:** You’ve also faced criticism for your fitness videos on social media. How do you handle such feedback?
**Hajra Yameen:** Criticism is part of the territory when you’re in the public eye. I’ve learned to ignore the negativity. Sharing my fitness journey is something I enjoy, and it motivates me to stay healthy. Ultimately, I focus on what makes me happy rather than on the critiques.
**Interviewer:** Lastly, social media can be a full-time job itself. How do you find the balance?
**Hajra Yameen:** It certainly can be overwhelming! I prioritize my mental health and my work over maintaining a constant presence online. While I understand the importance of being active, I set boundaries to ensure I don’t get consumed by it all.
**Interviewer:** Thank you so much for sharing your experiences and insights with us today, Hajra! Your journey is inspiring.
**Hajra Yameen:** Thank you for having me! I hope it resonates with others navigating their own paths in showbiz.
