Pakistani on-screen character Mehwish Hayat said in a recent interview that she’d preferably talk the truth and not get cast in Bollywood films. In an interview with BBC Urdu, the Pakistani actor said that she is speaking the truth that how Pakistanis were depicted in a negative light by Bollywood and Hollywood motion pictures implied that Indian movie producers won’t cast her in their movies, at that point she’d preferably have that. “I’d preferably talk reality and not get cast in their movies,” she said. “This isn’t something that I’ve said at the present time. I’ve been stating this from the start. Possibly in light of the present emergency, this has enhanced to such an extent. This has been my position since the very first moment,” she included. Mehwish urged individuals who were making films that were depicting Pakistanis in a negative generalization to go to the nation and observe for themselves what Pakistanis resembled. “Come and see with yourselves own eyes what a tranquil nation and what a harmony adoring country we are,” she said. “We are well known for our friendliness around the globe.” Because of an inquiry, Mehwish affirmed that she would play Benazir Bhutto in a forthcoming biopic. Mehwish showered lauds on the previous head administrator and said that she adored Benazir. “I love Benazir Bhutto,” she said. “She was the first Prime Minister of Pakistan. That is such an incredible thing. Individuals need to see and find out about Benazir,” she included. Mehwish said that Benazir’s character that she would article was now being scripted by the essayists and that she was eager to play the role. She said that the young generation had to find out about the killed pioneer. “Things are written in books and individuals do understand them. Be that as it may, the film is another medium out and out,” she said. “Our young generation has to find out about Benazir.” Mehwish said that she was perusing up about Benazir to apparatus up to play the role. “The more I read about her, the more I am roused yet I additionally get pitiful. We lost an extraordinary pioneer,” she said. In light of another statement, Mehwish said that she jumped at the chance to depict characters that had profundity and quality. “I have been understanding contents and some female characters composed for me were cowardly,” she said. “I can’t play cowardly characters in light of the fact that a ton of young ladies and ladies admire me.” Mehwish tended to the abhor and contention that produced after she was granted the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz. “The size of your attitude and your mind matters,” she said. “Your psyche ought to be huge enough to fit both my Tamgha-e-Imtiaz and Billi melody.”