I became star at an age when most people don't even have an ID card, says Behroze Sabzwari

Veteran Pakistani actor Behroze Sabzwari reflected on his illustrious career and shared valuable insights in a recent appearance on the comedy show hosted by Vasay Chaudhry.

"I became a star at an age when most people don't even have an identity card," the Diyar-e-Dil actor said with a chuckle. 

"I was just 14 years old." 

He credited his overnight fame to the drama "Khuda ki Basti," which aired during a time when there was only one channel PTV.

Sabzwari expressed gratitude to work with Fawad Khan and Mahira Khan again in the upcoming film "Neelofar". 

"Fawad and Mahira are not only exceptional actors but also wonderful persons," he praised. 

"Their humility and respectfulness, which I witnessed during Humsafar, remain unchanged today," the Gul-e-Rana starlet added.

However, Sabzwari also shared concerns about the younger generation of actors. 

"Many are focused on achieving fame without hard work and disrespect their seniors in the process," he observed. 

"Fame must be earned," Sabzwari admitted that his own early success led to arrogance, but he eventually overcame it.

The veteran actor came from a family invested in the showbiz industry. His son, Shahroz Sabzwari, began acting at 10, the same age Sabzwari started. 

"My sons understand the industry better than I do," he said proudly. 

"They're knowledgeable about global actors, read books, and prioritise fitness."

As Sabzwari awaits the release of "Neelofar," he urged fans to support the film.

"I request my fans to pray for the release of this film."