- Danish Taimoor spoke out against seniors criticizing young artists.
- He said that he refrained from sharing such opinions.
- He argued that it’s disrespectful to publicly point out someone.
Renowned actor Danish Taimoor recently spoke out against the practice of senior actors offering harsh judgments on the work of younger artists. Known for his role in the popular drama series Jaan Nisar, Taimoor avoids interviews where he might be asked to critique his peers, as he believes such judgments are inappropriate.
He specifically criticized a TV show where senior actresses frequently give negative feedback on young actors’ performances. While he didn’t name the show directly, he mentioned that actresses like Marina Khan, Rubina Ashraf, Atiqua Odho, and Nadia Khan participate in it.
Taimoor stated, “I refrain from sharing such opinions out of fear of displeasing Allah.” He argued that it’s disrespectful to publicly point out someone’s shortcomings, suggesting, “If you want to provide feedback on someone’s work, you can do so privately in a phone call.”
Addressing his critics, he added, “Your comments have zero percent impact on our success.” He also criticized inexperienced actors who offer unsolicited advice, saying such actions are often aimed at gaining views.
In the interview, Taimoor reflected on his early struggles in acting and shared that he has learned to remain unaffected by criticism, viewing it as a positive trait.
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