Mehwish Hayat talks to the media after recent controversy. Mehwish Hayat is Pakistan’s talented and extremely gorgeous film and television actor. Mehwish Hayat has performed in numerous hit serials and films including Dil Lagi, Mere Qatil Mere Dildar, Na Maloom Afrad, Load Wedding, Jawani Phir Nahi Aani, Punjab Nahi Jaungi and London Nahi Jaunga. Fans love Mehwish Hayat’s on screen presence and acting skills.
The unapologetically fierce and bold actress, Mehwish Hayat, is making our hearts race with her newest pictures in a bathrobe and comforter. Mehwish Hayat is known for being an outspoken and sassy personality. The Load Wedding star also has a knack for staying in the headlines because of her chic style.
Mehwish Hayat is a charming and talented Pakistani television and film actor. Mehwish Hayat is loved for her hit films and dramas. She is considered to be the Queen of Pakistani cinema. Mehwish Hayat is loved for her on-screen couples with Fahad Mustafa and Humayun Saeed. Mehwish Hayat’s current hit film is London Nahi Jaunga.
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Mehwish Hayat talks to the media after recent controversy
Well, recently, the JPNA actor had to face a controversy due to the alleged false accusations which were levelled by an analyst. After the accusations, the netizens started to take the names of few actors including Mehwish Hayat. Mehwish Hayat has come up with a video response after the recent controversy. It is for the first time that the actor has spoken on the matter. Mehwish Hayat said, “I had never thought that my year will start like this, I didn’t know that I would be visiting court but here I am, well, I reached to the court because of the character assassination allegations. I am done with such false allegations. Me and my family had to go through a lot of mental pain due to these false allegations. I refuse to allow this to happen, a few people have made this a hobby to put down the women of industry, no one has the right to do character assassination and I would reject these allegations which were levelled on me” .
