Veteran Pakistani actress Meera has thrown a fresh challenge to Gen Z filmmakers and actors, saying the younger generation still has much to prove before matching the achievements of experienced artists.
Speaking during a recent podcast appearance, Meera discussed her career, memorable films, and upcoming projects. The actress also shared her views on the changing entertainment industry and the role of young talent in shaping its future.
While reflecting on her journey, Meera spoke about some of her favorite projects. She recalled working with actor Babar Ali in the film Khoay Ho Tum Kahan and described the experience as one of the memorable moments of her career.
She also mentioned Inteha, which she said was her first film alongside Humayun Saeed. According to Meera, working with senior actors helped her learn valuable lessons that contributed to her success in the industry.
During the conversation, Meera directed a challenge toward Gen Z creators. She said young filmmakers and actors should focus on producing stronger content rather than underestimating artists from previous generations.
The actress encouraged emerging talent to demonstrate their abilities through quality work. She suggested that aspiring filmmakers watch classic films and try to create projects that surpass them in creativity and impact.
Meera specifically referred to the film Psycho and urged young creators to improve upon established standards. She said the industry grows when new talent pushes boundaries and raises the quality of storytelling.
The actress also welcomed healthy competition in the entertainment world. She stated that she is ready to accept any challenge from the younger generation if they bring strong performances and meaningful projects.
Meera further said that young actors should compete with established stars through hard work and dedication. She added that competition should inspire growth rather than create divisions within the industry.
The veteran star also mentioned actor Shaan Shahid while discussing competition. She said she would gladly take part in any professional challenge involving experienced and emerging performers.
Her remarks have sparked discussion among fans on social media. Many users praised her confidence, while others viewed her comments as motivation for the next generation of filmmakers and actors.
The discussion highlights the ongoing conversation about experience, talent, and innovation in Pakistan’s entertainment industry. As new creators enter the field, Meera believes the best way to succeed is by proving their skills through outstanding work.
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