Everything you need to know about Khaqan Shahnawaz I Yunhi I Digital Revolution I College Gate

Everything you need to know about Khaqan Shahnawaz I Yunhi I Digital Revolution I College Gate
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[@khan0271]

This guy critiqued and expressed his opinion so eloquently and RESPECTFULLY. This is what was missing with the comments maya and bilal made. They sounded arrogant and condescending, this felt like a genuine conversation. great interview

[@jasimbutt5157]

Seriously..

[@FarasGujjar-jw6rp]

Abhi new comer hai 9-10 year bd yh b wohi kuch ho ga

[@ambreenjaffer187]

Aamna you should hold a master class on “how to interview” Your questions are so intellectual I think the guests get puzzled. Absolutely love your style of interview

[@anumsadi5246]

I did not expect him to be so well spoken or eloquent i am pleasantly surprised.

[@ahs4099]

A very sensible, intellectual and talented young man who has a long way ahead. Its very nice to see the youth today is more focused and aware of their goals and achievements despite what they are perceived as. Great interview Aamna! You and Hassan have very different styles to each other for interviewing but thats what make your interviews fun to watch 😊

[@fayzahabeeb4093]

It was so delightful to listen to Khaqan, so very open, honest, and straightforward yet very respectful. I'm enjoying his work in Yunhi, I haven't seen barwan Khilari. Looking forward to seeing him in more dramas, our entertainment industry needs young, progressive, socially aware and educated individuals. What he said about our society's take on any form of Arts is so very true, it's actually very sad. I hope we see a change in the coming generations.

[@lalimachatterjee8890]

This boy is charming, honest and eloquent speaker. Amna is brilliant as an interviewer.

[@meherinreza7077]

Such a well spoken guy! He has a long way to go.Hope he gets good opportunity! @amna I like the way you take interview ...you go with the flow and in between ask questions ..so smoothly blend in ! Love it..

[@fatemahumer3634]

This is the bestest interview ever loved Khaqan Shahnawaz to bits because of the interview ❤😊

[@floralilac8248]

Such a nice experience listening to him that i didn't skip for a second. I really appreciate the way he carefully listens to the question first, thinks about it for a moment, answers whatever comes to his mind respectfully, and then analyses his own answers keeping this 'ready to learn' attitude in him. I've watched his drama Bepanah, looking forward to College Gate. Wish him more success! 🙌

[@shakebahashmat6136]

Loved the interview, what an intellectual conversion. Aamna's interviewing skills are brilliant.

[@wondeecheeseice373]

Nice and interesting interview. He is definitely a good actor like he’s been acting for a while. Seen him in Bepanah and now he is doing amazing in Yunhi 🙂

[@delhibellyful]

Very well done interview. Really enjoyed it. Good questions and great answers. Best part is in whole interview, you listened to the kid where ever you knew he knows more about social Media. Great going!!!!

[@kainatrayza]

Yaar khaqan pe pyaar ata hai, the way he talks, the humbleness in his personality. Always love when people are honest and ammna you are the champ NO JOKE!!!

[@Peace-nq2nz]

What an enjoyable interview. I didn’t realize how long it was until it ended. It’s always nice to listen to people who have done different things in life. I’m a little tired of listening to actors and actresses who don’t have anything worthy to say.

[@tasneemzahir9675]

I loved the way he answered Aamna’s questions and he showed his intelligence and intellect But it all crumbled down after he made a very lame attempt to support Kim’s character.. He threw a shade on Tere bin but that like Aamna said was a side track but Maya has a lead role and her character lacks research and work.. How would we feel if Murtasim talked with an English accent and portraying a role of a Wadera? Wahaj worked in building his persona for that character but his friend Maya just focused on ripped jeans and makeup in Yunhi.. The channel like Hum and director like EtheshaamUddin and an actress like Maya didn’t work on her role based on where she was coming from that is US.. Having said that Yunhi has a great plot and all the other actors including Khaqaan are doing a great job but Maya’s casting ruined it , The could have easily casted an actress with a foreign accent and background like Ushna would have been perfect for this role and she possess the Oomph that Maya’s character is trying to express but failing miserably.. He has called the audience dumb twice! Like seriously?! .. Log apko Kanjar keh rahye hain aur aap logo ko dumb keh rahye hain tow first you need to change and be a bit more humble .. I loved how this interview started but hating how Khaqaan ruined it .. And by the way Jo bhichar gaye is a drama not a FILM ..

[@eshadey8214]

Been impressed with khaqan and the laundas since launda talk 1 on honest hour podcast. Would def encourage others to watch it.

[@AS-sf7hr]

What a wonderful interview, really enjoyed it, this young man is going places🌟

[@irummahmood516]

Honesty is so refreshing! And such a thoughtful soul he is with such insight

[@lubnatahirikram8886]

Nice interview, Amna! Khaqaan looks promising and honest to talk to,wish him luck for the future!

[@jburhani1015]

A very good and honest interview. Khaqan was very respectful in expressing his difference of opinions with aamna. Great talent. Looking forward to seeing him more projects.

[@minsazyhra5892]

Loved this Interview and the other one too on AHI♥️ Khaqan and Amna both were amazing❣️

[@VK-qs4xx]

What a delight! Khaqan has such positive energy, and with his ready to learn attitude, he will go a long way.

[@KavyaMahajanL--]

Such a pleasant and refreshing interview... Very well spoken man and a great interviewer!! .... Great job Aamna!

[@amirsheikh7026]

Thoughtful and riveting conversation!

[@monakhannnn]

Absolutely loved the interview.

[@SaraFaisal1014]

Thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Amna you are as good as always but your guest is so good too. He is such a honest and interesting person.

[@harshithab7598]

Lol not Khaqan shading Tere bin!! He doesnt realise that the whole plot of Yunhi was how a Pakistani American ends up marrying a traditional Pakistani guy...obviously if the whole selling point is that then people would get offended or critique if the character is not convincing enough!

[@anumsadi5246]

However i love kims character besides her accent i find no fault … she follows her heart and is not a hypocrite … saari zindagi jin ko na dekha na baat ki achanak se khala bulaane lage woh ajeeb nahi hai? I dunno i feel with kims background what she is doing is right

[@harshithab7598]

@@anumsadi5246 Its not only the language..but also the way she is absurd!! Like why would a young american girl befriend a man of her dad's age!! Idk it just feels weird and also the way she dresses i mean the styling felt short too. That being said i do enjoy Yunhi in the way it is shot and the chemistry of course.

[@anumsadi5246]

@@harshithab7598 ok so i dunno maybe its not common in pakistan or india but i feel zulfi felt like an only genuine person to her in pakistan.. look how her own familt treats her and look how zulfi treats her and hence kims reciprocated reaction. Koi aur tou uss se sahi se baat bhi nahi karta … again maybe not normal but with kim character she is a little out there and outspoken… which seemed fine to me… also m my kids my daughter specially being born and bred in US wears desi clothes either on eid or shadis warna tou thats how she would dress too.. but styling to each their own… i cant find a fault but i respect your opinion as well.

[@gerryburntwood9617]

@@harshithab7598actually getting to know people of different age group lends itself to gaining more wisdom. I love talking to my grand fathers / grandmothers friends, as they impart words of wisdom, and I respect this as they have had life’s experiences!Its common even in workplace that we mix and learn from across the age group, to their wisdom! the way you suggest it as wrong would be indeed boring!

[@gerryburntwood9617]

@@anumsadi5246exactly! It’s actually very empowering to have older people as friends mentors, as they have a world of experience and we can learn from them!

[@madhurinarayanan3922]

Extremely refreshing, intelligent conversation with Khaqan. Well done Aamna ❤

[@citygirlinsuburbia8821]

Kim from Yumhi acts like Amir khan from PK but well he was an alien 😂

[@fatirhasan6310]

What an interview amna he is so geniune regarding his answers.

[@nehasharma-dp1pp]

One of the best interview🎉and one of the most well spoken celebrity.

[@sairarahim9052]

Masha allah such a nice interview. He's a very well spoken guy. Amna is absolutely right here the kids who are raised here in North America definitely has a certain body language and a certain way of talking and they are by no means badtameez and definitely changing or pronouncing any names in a different manner they would never do it even the north American people will make sure they don't pronounce any name incorrectly.

[@shahnazhussain7519]

Aamna it’s really wonderful interview I really enjoyed you are so good mashalla very well done Aamna.

[@aqsanoran1443]

He is so good in “youn hee” and a great conversationalist, eye candy 😜 I’d love to see him in different characters in future.

[@Fazzy2023]

I think Amnas point about Yuhi is spot on…. Maya Ali’s portrayal of an American happy go lucky kind of girl was weak (this isn’t just down to the actor but also down to the script writer and director)

[@khoulasaleem5608]

Great New Blood . Very honest and down to earth person. Shine on Khaqan, Good Luck !

[@inshirahzia6473]

Plz do interview Hamza sohail

[@farhahussaini9995]

Very constructive interview, enjoyed tye conversation ❤

[@kamleshvatish1201]

Shahnawaz Beautifully defines the meaning of Influencer .. he is handsome.. he is confident..he is rising star

[@salmatalib33]

Enjoyed listening to someone who has their hand on the pulse of the new media. The only thing I would like to add is that for every Mrbeast or Messi there is someone working extremely hard and not making a living (not even pocket money) from SM or sport.

[@AliRaza-iy2rl]

Good interview ❤

[@areebasundus5019]

It was a delight to hear him! ❤

[@sabeennoor8152]

Good actor his thought process is progressive like to see him in more quality projects nice interview Aamna 👍🏻🥰

[@rohma_avais.qureshi]

What a conversation 👌👍🌟

[@khushisingh0603]

He is funny, good looking and honest guy

[@studywithmehak3296]

Best interview

[@cupidinthecage]

And amna is 💯 right on Maya’s accent ,because my kids r born here in Canada I speak Urdu with them and they also speak Urdu aswell but still you can tell the difference in accent mannerism and it’s not only my kids I’m talking about majority.Maya’s mom taught her Urdu but didn’t teach her that we don’t call elders by names . Here in Canada , kids who are born and raised in Canada don’t even call elders by there names . We Pakistani ppl not only try teaching them urdu but try making them better muslims better human beings , because we are living far from our country our culture so we try our best . But accent is the thing which is hard to change because of schooling and their interaction with others in daily life , gora friends teachers and etc

[@aminahazeeq]

He didn't do good with Husna. Please also do the interview of hamza sohail.

[@sonalchandwani202]

I can watch him talk all day

[@razlug22]

Always love the interview questions by Amna. Trained actor versus Social Media star debate has existed before Social Media even existed. Read a book that had a chapter on the making of 'The prince and the showgirl'. According to the reports from the set Sir Laurence Olivier looked down upon Marilyn Monroe but when the movie came out, she ate him alive with her onscreen charisma n star quality. I agree with the democracy of stardom (audience decides). Awaz-e-khalq ko nakara-e-khuda samjho.

[@arunvirmani714]

Khaqan..... is too good 👍 i wish him all the luck... and God Bless 🙌 him and 'Dil se Duan, usko Kabhi Nazzar Ña Lagge'... 👍

[@tarequeahmed7605]

Enjoyed this interview a lot! He looks and talks like Ranbir Kapoor 😊

[@ranyaahmed4915]

Loved watching him the best

[@Cocokhn]

Why is the video quality not good

[@aqsaamir1689]

15:25 some people will know this was talked about on shahveers podcast and it was danial zafars idea🤣

[@farzeenpatel6687]

I don't understand the reasons for the hate comments here. It was a refreshing & entertaining IV in my opinion. 👍

[@jasimbutt5157]

Very nice interview.we should promote our new generation....our Pakistan industry really needs new talent....and Amna Api you really improve as interviewer 😊

[@shivalika6322]

When he talks about Haya from Tere Bin without explicitly mentioning either 😂😂

[@sabahatmazhar6056]

When does he do that?

[@gerryburntwood9617]

When did he do that?

[@DevikaTiwari]

​​​@@sabahatmazhar6056@58.20

[@heena3192]

Completely agreed with him about Kim. There are America Pakistanis like her. So many parents here in America including my own held onto parts of the culture they thought were important and passed it on. Keeping in mind they were also new to this country and working a lot and learning American culture. Some others may have had stay at home moms who are typical aunties who taught them more. We aren’t all the same. She’s just one person, can’t represent everyone.

[@gerryburntwood9617]

She is nothing like my Pakistani friends I grew up with from my school days!

[@anujashah5564]

Nice sweet kid. Wish him well in life

[@nishatkausar9738]

Lolll he is behaving here like he is too shy and decent and well mannered😂... where is loud khaqan?😛

[@Mrmughalbr_007]

A great guy . Big hug khaqan

[@halimaagha618]

kindly interview ayeza khan

[@riztafhh]

I’m uk born and trust me we know our roots… Kim is very far fetched. Of course we should feel offended (as opposed to what khaqan says) it’s because she is supposed to be a reflection of us but she isn’t. She’s not convincing at all.

[@PancakeRights]

I am raised in the UK just like you. I speak perfect Urdu and there is a clear Pakistani accent in my English but I have full British accent and can use it whenever I want. UNLIKE Kim, most outside Pakistani will have English accents and will KNOW their culture but not everyone will adapt it or like it as I have always been influenced by British culture I think I'd they kept episodes short and they avoid character hypocrisy and gave teacher abusive backstory it would be better overall now yunhi is over did your thoughts change

[@sanamonster1]

I may not agree with everything he said( the mahira bit felt like a personal insult..mahira se star struck nahi hoa, what the hell😂) but it certainly changed my opinion of him. Thought of him as a goofy young goodlooking kid, but he's actually very sharp and intelligent.

[@rehanna678]

Oh I saw him on honest hour with Shahveer Jafry he’s such a lovely chap didn’t know he was in yunhi 😅. Also aamna is such wonderful interviewer she lets them speak never interrupting; reminded me of Larry king asking open ended questions.. Pakistani interviewers need to take lessons from u aamana

[@hijab2412]

Hassan should have done this interview.... it could have been much more fun... plus hats off to Khakan he handled the questions so well....

[@lubnatahirikram8886]

I suggest u both amna and hasan ,please interview bushra ansari

[@ayeshaali864]

I think it's the clergy ,politicians are the ones who divide people more on the basis of the sect ,language, race , province and extremism. The singers and actors are the ones with their performances are uniting people. Artists with performances are the one crossing borders reaching hearts and minds in a positive way. We need to work on better stories, drama that move fast not soaps dragging on and on, also better lead roles, strong male, female leads. We are tiered of same old stories. Good to see new educated kids coming in show business. Democracy is also not perfect but better than the alternate. Trends come and go but good performances stay with you and leave an impact. Good actors, talent will shine good example are Yumna and Wahaj even with a mediocre script are making their mark on Pakistani drama industry. Keep learning and stay humble 👍

[@gerryburntwood9617]

Politicians do that to hold onto power, if we the people didn’t subscribe to their hate preaching then they’d be ousted!

[@ik1033]

I’m so glad Aamna interviewed Khaqan. Even though Hasan is great at interviews, there are certain intellectual discussion that only Aamna can pull off and good on Khaqan for being so thoughtful with his responses. However, he should interview next with Hasan because then it’s a very shugal wala vatavaran.

[@hamnazahid8191]

He speaks well!

[@aleksandria1234]

Kim is so annoying but can someone answer why she calls her father "aap" but everyone else "tum"?? It seems like she has to put in effort to call them "tum" and "razia"!

[@Nulyiey]

Hes a very talented actor/new comer ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Faiza-Irfan]

He’s such a cute kid! ❤

[@hiraakram6490]

Lovely

[@gerryburntwood9617]

I find the character depicted of Kim( Kinees Fatima); in YUNHI, is absurd,as I know many Pakistanis, in the UK/ Australia and they have been raised with dignity and show respect to their elders! However that being said, Kim exposes the hypocrisy too of customs practiced in her Pakistan, like why can’t a divorced woman be part of the Upten ritual, or about people do so many things secretly etc, so if you watched that fabulous Akhbari/ Asghari( Fawad, Humaima, Sanam, Imran Abbas) there too Humaima growing up in the Uk was able to also point out some of the overt hypocrisy of her relatives in Pakistan! No society is perfect, we all have our faults, so it’s better to take the the best compassionate kind caring practices to alleviate human sufferings, than to perpetuate those which causes harm to others!

[@PancakeRights]

I have been raised in the UK and now that the drama is over and I have watched and analyse every episode, I agree to an extent yaar. I'm Pakistani British I speak perfect Urdu but perfect english. I like yunhi and I felt my story in it but yeah toxic feminism like how Kim can forcefully marry Dawood. Overall I'd say it's well written and Kim's character was weird but her personality is that of an outsider Pakistani with her bold and modern lifestyle and clothes

[@BanglaTv254]

Hamza Sohail ka interview kare☺️

[@ahsanarshad918]

Really like this guy. Not another dumb and politically correct personality. I say keep up the honesty because this is also on which you can bet on just like social media. Plus we need criticism in our society and different opinions just to stir up the pot.

[@gerryburntwood9617]

Being ‘politically correct’ doesn’t make you dishonest, it enables you to not be so prejudicial to those who are not like you and who falls victims of abuse from the majority. So political correctness is respecting women and women’s empowerment, it’s not being racist, it’s not promoting Muslims as terrorist, so frankly I’m so happy I was raised by parents who fought for the rights of the voiceless, and I wear my ‘politically correct ‘ badge with pride! Its only white rascists in the west who use the political correctness as an insult, because they want to continue to preserve their white privilege, and not be accountable at how they treat others! I think maybe your comment is about Pakistan and I’m sorry if a I may have misunderstood you on this as I’m not SE Asian!

[@Fazzy2023]

Please do an interview with Samar jafri….. I see a future star there….

[@AmnaNawaz-zk2ze]

I LIKED YOUR ACTING IN HUM TV DRAMA WITH EYSHAL FYAZ AND AMNA MALIK I DID LIKE YOUR ACTING IN THAT DRAMA I DO WATCH YOUR YUNHI DRAMA ON HUM TV MAHA HASSAN AND BILAL ASHRAF AND MAYA ALI AND OTHER ACTOR'S DONE VERY GOOD WORK IN IT

[@cupidinthecage]

Hello I was art teacher there in beacon house Montessori in 1999.And there was art music and sports at that time what he is talking about ? Strange which BSS he went to ?

[@saranaveed02]

He went to BNU, Sialkot.

[@shivalika6322]

Ye banda toh bada sahi hai. Dani toh ekdum faltu lagta hai mujhe 🤣

[@jasimbutt5157]

Haha Sahi Baat hai wo character to bohat fazool hai

[@DeepikaAgarwall]

Well, I will disagree with Khaqan on Kim's accent part. Are we forgetting that she was born and raised in USA so it's obvious that she will have an accent. Khaqan's argument would have made sense had Kim moved to USA some 5-8 years ago. There were issues with the drama in the initial episodes, let's accept that. Great interview nonetheless, wish more Punjabi was spoken. 😄

[@naziaaziz6009]

Yunhiiii ayeee ???

[@mayjay9203]

Yet another GARRAEEN 👍👏

[@sukhmanikahlon]

Never been this early! 🔥

[@tadviyalpanaben8000]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sajidaaslam7275]

Nice person

[@riffatmalik6572]

Eska accent lgta bhi Sialkot jaisa pahly but ab nhi Phly wali videos mein pure sialkoti accent tha

[@salmaarif9672]

Wa Alaikum Salam

[@rubinaahmed3459]

Very cute , handsome and sweet boy

[@hanikhan4967]

Beech mein bepanah drama be tou aya tha aap ka...

[@sabachaudhary8920]

Iftaar not aftari

[@juliaskitchencorner2144]

Look like danish taimoor

[@hanikhan4967]

I think khaqan forgot about bepanah

[@heartbeat5854]

Sari baten aik jaga. Kim ki koi justification nai hai lol

[@homeschoolindianmom]

I loved everything except the last point. I actually found Kim difficult to bear. It is her extremely unAmerican accent. It is her using very unheard of phrases in English or in Urdu that a child who was born and brought up anywhere in the USA would find difficult to understand unless she lived on a farm with extremely Desi parents and was homeschooled and had no contact with society. These things coupled with almost perfect Urdu nuances make her look very different from what she is portraying.

[@PancakeRights]

Ya. Kim's character is fine. As an outsider Pakistani I have Pakistani and British accent

[@Dr.P.O.]

#OnTheSpot Kindly have the interviewee speak in the language they are most comfortable in. It seems unfair to tell them to speak in Urdu 80% if that isn’t their first language. I can’t speak in Urdu for more than 3 sentences. I genuinely wish people would stop focusing on holding onto their roots and focus more on growing into a beautiful human being. The times we live in are ever evolving. In my opinion the interview must be about the person being interviewed, not just the audience. ❤ from TX, USA

[@salmatalib33]

Hmm ppl raised on Pakistan should be able to speak to Urdu....it is like asking Brit if they speak English or French person if they can speak French.

[@Dr.P.O.]

@@salmatalib33 I didn’t grow up there, but I do know that many people in Pakistan didn’t grow up solely speaking Urdu. They may have grown up learning and speaking English, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Siraiki, Gujrati, etc. I think it’s about acceptance of other people and their individual preferences rather than imposing our ideas onto others.

[@shumailaakhtar9540]

He kinda looks like shamil khan

[@salmatalib33]

I was thinking that too....I was thinking are we going to find out during the course of the interview he is related to him!

[@hamzsportsgaming676]

Mr. Beast 😁 he is right my 6 year old kid always talking about Mr. Beast and he doesn't know any other star from entertainment industry any part of the world.