Mehwish Hayat to be featured in BBC documentary “My World”
One feels proud when the national celebrities from different walks of life, represent the state well internationally. It brings honor to the country when a positive image is portrayed globally by contribution of its citizens. Mehwish Hayat, a critically acclaimed Pakistani television and film actress has been always been quite vocal about national and international affairs. Recently, she has been featured in a BBC documentary ‘My World’ produced by leading Hollywood actress and humanitarian Angelina Jolie.
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The show is aimed to create awareness amongst the audiences regarding international issues by way of including all relevant information and statistics about the same. Its objective is to bring forth the truth behind the ongoing global conflicts and help audience to form an unbiased and reality based opinion. The documentary has a target audience of people aged above 13 years.
The Punjab Nahi Jaungi star shared the news on her social media accounts appreciating the concept of first ever show produced by Angelina Jolie. She also expressed her views that the pay gap between male and female colleagues should be bridged. Also, the social media should be used in a constructive manner and not to promote false and exaggerated rumors.
Mehwish, a vocal and dogmatic artist:
The actress has been fairly opinionated in the past by openly supporting Pakistan in the Kashmir issue. She also called out famous actress and UNICEF ambassador, Priyanka Chopra for her hypocrisy when she tweeted ‘Jai Hind’ encouraging a nuclear war between India and Pakistan although she is a so called ambassador of peace. Hayat, also appeared in an interview on Sky News where she emphasized on fair portrayal of Pakistani citizens.
She was awarded Tamgha-i-Imtiaz last year, the highest honor for civilians. She is a household name and her fans look up to her. We look forward to the appearance of this power house performer and dynamic starlet in the BBC’s documentary.
