Totally agree with you I think those people criticising above has a problem with him and his honesty.kiddos to him and his work😘😘😘😘😘

Right

Are you gay?

@@HayDayEveryday Are you nuts? :)

@@tanzeeltaj4160 No, but you are crushing on him! Do you like men?

@@HayDayEveryday Yes I do. What makes you think that I am gay? 😂

Whose SH?

wish could multiply thumbs up by 100

Agreed! Aamna was super classy about this and the way she defended Galaxy reviewing team. Zahid Ahmed did NOT expect that ;)

You are amazing. What a point

@@riasawada3905 i think some thing haute!!!

EXACTLY

Absolutely right.

Soft power.

Totally!! I was like woah Amna!

Ayeza Z yeah agree but i was wondering who he was hinting towards? Amma Tv?

Yes i agree completely!! She should do more interviews and she was impressive as hell in the end

No he wasn't hinting towards Amma tv.. he was hinting towards jo ye youtube per ajatay hain "ye dekhiye actor ne kia kar dala......" type things.

Noor Fatima oh okay. He made a punjabi reference so i was wondering if he did! I like Amma though and i don’t think she makes personal remarks anyways!

Ohh buddy get up ...she always does..

@@blackwidow3923 Well she never does so !! Get up and start watching ....

@@fatimataqvi9239 Oh!! Somebody is mad and that shows in the writing ... Don't have this much time babes to respond to this harangue ..... Chillax!!

lmao thats him when choosing roles

@@mishaalzk6033 hahahaha dead!! 😂

fuschia has no back bone lol it’s embarrassing

Amma tv is more disappointed then fushia ...I don't know why people watch it

@@blackwidow3923 ur right

@@blackwidow3923 people just watch it to enjoy Amma 's Punjabi and acting yah but she exaggerates sometimes

@@arshimaryam126 exaggeration n wrong missed out analysis and also foul language sadly

Mehram

Mehram yaa naa mehram

@@parikhan8934 mehram

True.

We must all be kind to amma, unka apna style hay baat karny ka. And she does the extra effort to make people laugh, because people watch amma to enjoy and feel lighter, its like a comedy show. I dont see anything wrong with what she does, she is a sweetheart

So very true. Also Amma’s critique is always on- point and her way of delivering it is genuinely funny and unpretentious. If she were just a crass, rude person with no content, people would have enjoyed the show once, maybe twice and then moved on but her viewership is growing by the day. Every review is hers always has over 100k views which is a huge number given the niche market of Pakistani dramas

Amma is not wrong but the way she says sometimes it's quite rude

What is wrong with speaking with Punjabi??? It’s a language and apparently speaking it, ur called “paindu”. Whom think that are pathetic. Also, Amma never talk about the celebrity, she talks about the character’s. So, dear Zahid, ur the little pathetic one here u can’t differ the difference between a character and artist.

@@saidarav7583 Amma does not speak rudely. She presents her critiques with humour.

What is MTA???,😂😂😂

ISLAM THE PERFECT Mohobbat Tujhey Alvida. MTA.

@@maheenqutab989 I know but sarcastically i said this!!! i don't know why we use abbreviations even it is not standard!!!

@@islamtheperfect2144 I do agree, somewhere it left an element of ambiguity so let it be in full form.

My apologies 🙃 I’ll write full forms from now on ☺️☺️

@Hadia Imran yes true it was really different and unique but wasnt potrayed really well and was dragged. What I want to say is whether Zahid is too naive or too ignorant of his work.

Well thts the issue... The. Language itself is NOT crass but punjabis using foul language and galian is they way the whole of punjab province is and this is how they speak so for them its normal while for others it may be offending. Bus thts the thing which ppl fail to distinguish

Urdu is our main language..Not PUNJABI..so get over it..punjabi don't like Urdu speakers anyway😵😵😵😵

@@nabiahkhan8474 urdu is our national language while each province has their own language....iam a punjabiy self and to be honest I have seen how punjabis are jealous of urdu speaking due to their sophisticated cultured way of speaking and lifestyle. It's high time tht we learn some manners from them rather than getting jealous 😂

He didnt say punjabi is crass, he referred to the punjabi movies during the 80s-2000 which were crass! Pakistani cinema is evolving and it has within the last year.

@@saja2981 I am from Indian Punjab I want to know is punjabi seen as 2nd grade language and not given respect I love Pakistan and want best for both countries but it will be sad news that baba bulleh Shah language our mother tongue is treated like that anyways love from east Punjab to west Punjab

Totally agree honey v. We must all be kind to amma, unka apna style hay baat karny ka. And she does the extra effort to make people laugh, because people watch amma to enjoy and feel lighter, its like a comedy show. I dont see anything wrong with what she does, she is a sweetheart

@@sardarshamshersinghbadesha8109 I'm a british born pakistani so I'm not entirely sure, but there was another pakistani senior actress that spoke ill of amma too by mocking her punjabi. I've noticed this that non-punjabi pakistanis do seem to make fun of punjabis, especially the more high-class ones.

@@MultiBigbird01 ok thanks for clarifying . Actually both our country's people have inferiority complex . English is international language so it is good to learn it .but we should respect our languages also .thanks for replying

@@MultiBigbird01 yeah bushra ansari

exactly

Neglecting Bangla language and forcing Urdu language upon Bangladeshi people became the 1st reason of drifting further causing liberation war between the former east and west Pakistan.

Lady!! Open the dictionary and see the meaning of Kind ... He was bully through and through!!!

@@sophiaawan7797 no... He Infact tried not to prolong the argument and even said Acha OK fine.... He listened to her and explained his point of views sensibly

acha to dramy mein kaam kr k ehsan karta he? this is his job and he gets paid for it..agr audience usko pasand krna chor dein to usko kisi dramy mein kaam na mily so he should listen to criticisms with an open mind or khud ko improve krny ki koshish kary...or dramy bnna khatam hjaengy to content creator or kuch krna shuru hojaeingy ...there is no limit to creativity .... islye ye ehsan na jatae actors

@@natasha1192 zahid never said he is not open to criticism... He said craft per criticism karain kisee k looks per nahi and he even gave an example and also requested not to use foul language like TV amma walay reviews... Which ppl enjoy but she does use foul language which may be offending to loads of ppl... And punjabi Mai yeh foul language casually mazaq Mai use ki jati but still foul is a foul... No denial to tht

Exactly.... Some one on this planet earth share same views.... Or else ppl go all gaga over such fake wanna be interviews. He just himself normal... Smiled when needed or else normal facial expressions like normal human beings... And the way he tackled the religion topic impressive and the wya he was open about his projects.... Tricky in reality but hez pretty confident...

Unnecessarily being funny and laughing means those actors and actresses are extremely frustrated, depressed with anxiety.

This is the reason I love 💘his acting and he is very honest whatever he says and do which I think our Pakistani people lack😊😊

Indeed he is A great Actor lots of love & Respect for over role model zahid Ahmed❤

Loved him in Zara Yaad Kar...& still do, he’s definetly a very intelligent person.

Zara yaad kar is my fav too .well said

Totally agree !!!

Zara yaad ker was excellent

@@zeysayispeakalot1840 thats literally what every actor says. Our writers and directors really need to step it up.

He is a good actor but with bad choice of scripts

Ishq zahe naseeb was trash...that duel personality had nothing to do with the story

Agreed. Sonia's character's resemblance to Sri Devi was so unnecessary and sad to see.

Totally agreed

@@zeysayispeakalot1840 Ertugrul type dramas seem far fetched for us. It was very elaborate,expensive, with the government funding it, but the drama I am watching these days, black money love is something we can make. It is so exciting, thrilling with twists and turns in every episode like Ertugrul had. It's a modern day story of a young policeman ,which starts with the murder of his financee with another business tycoon. From there starts the link between, money laundering, illegal organ transplants, how the head of the gang, gives scholarships to poor students and uses them for money laundering. The female protagonist , a jewellery designer, runs her deceased father's business is blackmailed into laundering. There is so much in the story, I can go on and on. In short it has mystery, suspense, murder , glamour, romance. You get hooked just like Ertugrul. It's the story which we lack otherwise we can make it within our budget. It makes me feel so frustrated, why don't we make such exciting, fast paced dramas.

@@zeysayispeakalot1840 This is also a Turkish drama. The hero Omar, to me is a modern day Ertugrul, a policeman who is brave, honest, upright and intelligent. And the chemistry he has with the heroine is electrifying. Binge watching material. Once you start ,you can't leave even with 164 episodes and our 30 episode drama is so hard to watch, with a typical plot dragged on and on.

Even she copied Sri Devi word yehi to 😡

Pardesi Mom Vlogs , don’t know where you are from, but it’s a very Karachi thing. I lived in Karachi for over 8 yrs at one time and have been interacting with them outside of Pakistan as well. Very sad to say that the majority is like that. We got a lot of hate there but I must say that an average person on the street was very kind...maybe it’s just the so called enlightened people ,whom personally I ,have found to be the most disappointing.

@@liveletlive2072 This is so true.. It takes guts to take criticism. They all say we can take criticism but it's not true.. Coz they have played those character and it all comes down to them. They do take it personally! There was no need to say what he said. N I also disagree with the fact that if they don't make dramas they won't have anything to review... They are not doing us a favor making crappy serials!!! The actors, directors, producers, etc.. They are all earning money so let's not act like they are doing us a social service!!!

Pakistan ki National Language Urdu hai toh Punjabi ki koi value nahi hai samjhe

I agree that as a fine actor he is, how can he be sorry to his audience back to back. Have to do homework before signing a project. I wonder if he will do another Hum drama. Seems like they are on not good terms.

You are absolutely right. I just watched this interview and I felt bad when Zahid Ahmed mentioned "other interviewing team" this way. Something that wasn't expected from him. Why do people think Punjabi is a language that shows illiteracy ? She gives honest reviews and it is sad to see actors degrading her. Actors should appreciate honest reviews and freedom of speech.

Exactly

Absolutely correct..

He was talking abt amma tv not amna

@@fansari1000 I didn't say that he is talking about Amina... Did i???

Unhone itni boldly accept kiya plagiarism ko wo dekh ke kaafi acha lga Wrna log maante hi nhi h Actors bahane bnate rhte h ki "hume nhi pta", ya " no comments" krke Ye kaafi bold tha unka khna or btana ki unke sath kya hua h exactly

Ek actor ye h jo accept kr rhe h plagiarism or dusri side mansha pasha thi jo jo maan hi nhi rhi thi ki copy hai I mean back bone honi chahiye actor ki like zahid ahmed

I don’t think anyone does unless he’s standing next to you

HAHAHA :D

Yeah me... 😁

I saw him too.

@@user-fk7sk9ut1t wat??

I have three words for you: Mein Na Janoon.

@@aliyabawany2444 lmaoooo

oh come onnn he isnt a bacchaa

@@mishaalzk6033 No, I believe him when he said, "Mein Na Janoon" about what he signed up for in Muhabbat Tujhe Alvida. I completely agree. We have our own content. While we can be inspired and adapt, there's no creativity in trying to copy, and he unlike the rest of the cast did not go on about why this isn't a copy, that's in the eyes of the viewers who are comparing the two hits, scene by scene. What my comment was a reference to is the recent project an actor of 'his calibre' completed called, "Mein Na Janoon". He's humble so he even apologized. While he did justice to his role, I can't believe the makers weren't having second thoughts on set every day they shot it. Wikipedia already gave the story away while it was on air. If you haven't watched it, just read the convoluted plot and wonder why they would want to show it on TV. Then decide how many f***s you give about what happens to all the characters and whether you even care about their conclusions. It was a pain to watch how much ever anyone watched it. An actor of his calibre also did Alvida opposite Sanam Jung, where Sara Khan plays her cherished (she loves being a vamp) shallow and remorseless girl before she played Miral. While that was an engaging play with a very catchy soundtrack, I don't think anyone would recommend it as a must watch. If you want to hear Sara Khan yell, you know where to go. He's a very talented actor and an interesting person and after Muhabbat Tujhe Alvida I even find Shahan handsome despite his two brain cells, but why are we counting on him cherry picking the best plays available? I swear I don't follow him quite that much but gauging the popularity of Ishq Zahe Naseeb, that could just have been his breakthrough.

Not a Pumpkin I believe that if an actor decides to take a project , he should then own it. I find it pretty insensitive to criticise and apologise for doing a drama and then belittling it , after it flops. Wonder if he had apologised for doing Mein na Jano , if it had been a hit. Success has many fathers while failure is an orphan. I highly object to his remark about punjabi crass. No language can be associated with crass . Moreover, he was being snotty referring to Amma and tv, most probably. I agree that the words she uses are in no way spoken by the educated class of any province, but she never uses them for the actors. Amna’s reply was very apt.