Zuhab Khan reacts to criticism on his beard transplant

Once a child star, Zuhab Khan is now a prominent actor in showbiz. He regularly captivates audiences in TV dramas and remains unfazed by occasional criticism.

In a recent podcast, he candidly discussed his marriage plans and responded to criticism surrounding his beard transplant.

Responding to questions about his marriage plans, Zuhab Khan said, “Shadi might be possible, I can do it in three or one month, but it will ultimately take three years.”

The ‘Pinjra’ actor revealed that while his in-laws are eager for a wedding, he feels the need to establish himself before taking the plunge.

He mentioned, "I mention three years because I have a goal I'm working towards. Even if I achieve it sooner, say within four months, I will get married afterwards."

“The girl is ready, but I've advised her to focus on herself. She's currently working on a drama,” he added. 

When the host playfully teased him about keeping his partner's name under wraps, Zuhab Khan revealed it's Waniya Nadeem, whom he intends to marry.

He explained that after his father's passing, he has inherited significant responsibilities. He wants to settle matters beforehand to ensure a smooth transition and manage his duties effectively after marriage.

The host asked Zuhab about the negative comments and backlash he received after his beard transplant. They asked if he had any regrets about the procedure, how confident he felt about his new look, and whether it had impacted his mental well-being.

In response, the ‘Yeh Zindagi Hai’ actor said, "You know, Ashir Wajahat receives a lot of unwarranted hate on social media, despite being a genuinely good person. I used to tell him not to dwell on it, to let people rant. But I never truly understood how it impacted him."

He noted that when faced with challenges he draws on his observations of similar situations faced by others. Learning from their experiences helps him navigate difficult phases with greater ease and resilience.

He further stated that he doesn't take online comments personally and doesn't bother reading the names of those who comment.

"When I share a picture on social media, my mind immediately shifts to choosing the next one. I rarely engage with comments,” he noted. 

The ‘Kash Mai Teri Beti Na Hoti’ actor went on to say that it's impossible to please everyone, no matter what you do. He cited comments on his clean-shaven look as an example, saying that while some praised it, others questioned why he underwent a beard transplant if he ultimately preferred a clean shave.

Zuhab admitted that he felt the urge to respond to the comments, but ultimately decided against it, deeming it futile to engage with unwarranted criticism.