Originally posted by: starstruckk
I meant to say Indians who've gotten to know Fawad and are familiar with his work. I think most people who have seen Fawad's potential (not just Pakistanis) can agree that Fawad has a lot more to offer. The only problem is we aren't getting to see much of that from his end. Honestly speaking, when I saw Fawad in the trailer..I was a little disappointed because he seemed all dolled up, there wasn't much of him in the trailer, and as someone else said here, it was as if he was a showpiece in the background. I really do hope that the film works..but I'm not sure if he'll ever get extraordinary projects in Bollywood which would help bring out the the actor we aren't getting to see. Khoobsurat seems more like a chance for him to put himself more out there and see what happens from there onwards. It doesn't seem like a genuine effort from his end to prove himself even further as a performer. If that makes any sense? I guess I just expect a lot from Fawad? lol
but yeah I know what you mean lolll...the live chat was definitely endearing and worthwhile! Fawad's demeanor is always so composed, classy and elegant.
I completely agree. Weird really because Ali Zafar's Tere Bin Laden was a much better project than this, which made people notice him as an actor. Fawad should have gone in small budget, indie films direction than this mess. But well, I keep thinking that he is completely self-destructive like most sagittarians, and I fear that he has already peaked in terms of performance, which is my biggest concern. He really needs focus and rethink his career decisions. People say Numm was the worst decision he made, I in fact though Numm is fabulous, this movie is the worst decision he made. And this movie will mess up his mojo in a larger scale to the point of no return. He will always be known as the guy in that Disney nonsense. I really don't want that for him. Bad mental picture.
But yeah, he is a darling offscreen. Wonderful man.
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