TV is meant to entertain, let's not turn it into a school: Fahad Mustafa | Jalan | Nand | Ishqiya

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[@samraz6958]

He’s a shrewd businessman. Moral deterioration of society is not his problem. He’ll gladly make money of it!

[@naziyadusgikar2381]

Makers don't realise but TV, films leave deep impact on the minds of audiences.

[@aqsakanwal8068]

If the word "Dheet" has a face! Someone ask him if he would ever work in such dramas as an actor?! He would always prefer something that has a nice image and QUALITY!

[@sidraferoze3474]

Fahad be like: Main apna favourite hoon

[@aymen7942]

Watching this interview was so depressing. It's so dangerous that the TV industry's fate is in the hands of these few people who onlyyy care about money. He absolved himself of the moral responsibility that comes with creating art and is clearly uninterested on its impact on the society. His nonchalant answer on the thappar and suicide question showed how ignorant he is of the deeper impact these regressive plotlines can have on people. This interview was quite a reflection on his arrogance and unwavering ignorant opinions.Thanks for doing this Hassan. I suppose it would not have been easy posing such tough questions and then staying firm despite his rude tone, but you did a very fine job!

[@laxmisainalla3253]

After this interview I just realized the importance of education and increase of literacy rate for future generations for through out the world.

[@bushrasaeed4753]

TRPS TRPS and TRPS

[@hellraiser1558]

Hats off Hassan even after Fahad was defending his point of view with such intensity he didn't looked intimidated a bit and stood on his ground.

[@tayabafarooqui9013]

Fahad’s answers indicate that this man has lots of resources and money to make dramas but he lack vision.

[@geenmalik8170]

I love how hassan doesn’t look convinced whatever fahad was saying 😂

[@ayeshak4996]

Main Points of Fahad Mustafa's Interview:

[@sairakhan9328]

Fahad Mustafa's answers are an excellent example of 'whataboutism': accusing others of offenses as a way of deflecting attention from one's own deeds.

[@seemiyaqoob4464]

We should make dua that hamare fahad bhai learns the meaning of humility and uses it . It will make him a better person. Lost respect for him

[@manahilimran9971]

Nobody gets entertained by watching these kinds of drama, they only get frustrated and depressed.

[@sofiamohdnasimhamayon6183]

I don't think Jalan was a bad drama. The drama shows the reality of life. As a parent it showed me that you should never be biased towards 1 child and make the other sacrifice. All in all, I think it's a good eye opener

[@anweshaa3745]

My respect for Hassan just doubled up. Immense patience he has!

[@rumaisaovais155]

Crux of the interview: Fahad Mustafa aggressively denies the universal truth that 'with great power comes great responsibility' for an hour straight.

[@Aakriti_Pandit3]

I completely condemn almost 80% of things he has said about dramas yet. Being a "superstar" that actually influences millions, it really doesn't suit him to say good messaging isn't important in a drama. The kind of time and attention that people give to such dramas, it is indeed the makers' responsibility to use their power for a good cause.

[@tnajm85]

Content can be entertaining, progressive and influential at the same time...Just because an Alpha Bravo Charlie or a Zindagi Gulzar Hai or a Yakeen ka Safar are made once in a decade does not mean that we end up justifying the crap made in between. Every production cannot be a masterpiece but atleast we can make shows that are reflective of the positives of our society (rather than negatives) so that we can put forward a narrative that represents a softer image of our people...Hassan you were an epitome of tehzeeb today ... Good Job !

[@MeAwesomeJ]

Jaw dropping , an eye opener to see Fahad being so honest and focused what he want for him. Yes he has arrogance but he know the heartbeat of the people. I have never watched any of his morning shows, but he is right he sees the common people up close and learning all about them. Hassan you are the best interviewer and Salam to your decency. No doubt the biggest interview of the year.