Senior actress Sadia Imam has said that she regrets not being able to work with well-known actor Faisal Qureshi and always will, even though she will no longer be able to appear on screen as a heroine.
Sadia Imam participated in a private TV program, where she spoke openly about various issues.
He said that his elder sister Alia Imam was employed by Pakistan Television (PTV) and invited him as a guest on a program once, after which his career began.
He said that he started acting at a young age, he started working in advertisements.
In response to a question, Sadia Imam attributed her daughter’s estrangement from Shobar after marriage and said that she had to fulfill her responsibilities as a mother, so she is away from the showbiz screen.
She said that before getting married and becoming a mother, her life was different, now it is different and now she is fulfilling her responsibilities as a mother.
Sadia Imam said that her daughter’s maternal grandfather, grandmother, grandfather, and grandmother have passed away while her father is mostly in Germany, so she cannot leave her daughter alone under any circumstances.
She admitted that she misses showbiz and acting when she is away from the screen and even now when she sees a good role, she wishes that she had played the said role.
In response to another question, Sadia Imam admitted that her age is no longer to appear on the screen as a heroine and the facts should be acknowledged.
Speaking on the same issue, the actress said that she regrets not being able to work with Faisal Qureshi till date.
He said that he started his career with PTV Karachi while Faisal Qureshi started his career with PTV Lahore Center, both of them were at separate centers, therefore they could not work together.
He said that when Faisal Qureshi came to PTV Karachi, she was away from showbiz after getting married, that’s why she couldn’t work with the actor.
While praising Faisal Qureshi, he expressed regret that he could not work with him.
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**Interview with Sadia Imam: Reflecting on Regrets and Career Milestones**
**Interviewer:** Hello, Sadia! Thank you for joining us today. We understand you’ve recently expressed regret about not working with Faisal Qureshi. Can you tell us what made that collaboration significant for you?
**Sadia Imam:** Thank you for having me! Yes, it’s a regret I carry with me. Faisal Qureshi is such an esteemed actor, and I always admired his work. I believe we could have created something truly special together. It’s one of those ‘what could have been’ situations that I’ll always think about.
**Interviewer:** You mentioned in your appearance on a private TV program that your career started thanks to your sister, Alia Imam. Can you share more about that moment?
**Sadia Imam:** Absolutely. Alia worked at Pakistan Television, and she invited me to be a guest on her show. That was my first taste of the industry, and it ignited my passion for acting. I started with commercials and then moved on to dramas. I owe a lot to her support and encouragement.
**Interviewer:** You’ve had a long and successful career. Reflecting on that journey, how do you feel about your decision to step back from acting as a heroine on-screen?
**Sadia Imam:** It’s a bittersweet decision. I cherish the memories and experiences I gained from playing various roles, but I feel it’s time to embrace new chapters in my life. I’ll always love acting, but I’m focusing on other aspects now.
**Interviewer:** You also touched on personal matters regarding your daughter. How has your relationship with her influenced your career choices?
**Sadia Imam:** My daughter is my priority, and our relationship is incredibly important to me. I’ve had to navigate my career choices keeping her in mind, and sometimes that meant stepping back to ensure I was there for her. Family always comes first for me.
**Interviewer:** It sounds like you have a profound sense of perspective about life and career. Any final words for your fans who have supported you over the years?
**Sadia Imam:** I am truly grateful to my fans for their unwavering support. It means the world to me that they have been with me through my journey. I hope to continue to inspire them in new ways, even if I’m not in front of the camera anymore. Thank you all!
**Interviewer:** Thank you, Sadia, for sharing your thoughts with us today. We wish you all the best in your future endeavors!
**Sadia Imam:** Thank you! It’s been a pleasure.
