Kubra Khan advises Pakistan men to watch Korean dramas to learn how to love

Pakistani actor Kubra Khan has advised Pakistani men to take inspiration from Korean dramas and elevate their romantic game. While promoting her new film "Abhi," Kubra candidly discussed the significant differences between Pakistani and Korean dramas, particularly praising Korean male protagonists for their empathy, affection, and grand romantic gestures.

“These Korean drama guys,” Kubra mused, “They take something small and turn it into this big romantic gesture. This is what we want; why can’t we get it here?” The "Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay" actor also admitted that these dramas have set her expectations extremely high.

In a candid PSA for Fuchsia Magazine, Kubra looked into the camera and implored, “Men of Pakistan, please watch Korean dramas and learn something from those men—the good ones!” She elaborated, “Learn how to be empathetic, how to be loving, and how to show love.” Kubra clearly wants more than just the typical stoic hero; she desires someone who brings the fireworks.

The "Sinf-e-Aahan" actor also shared that the first Korean drama she watched was "Dream High" because she had a crush on the lead actor, Taec-yeon. “He was so gorgeous, and when his drama came out, I watched it because of him,” said Kubra. She then revealed how she became a fan of Kim Soo-hyun after watching Netflix's hit series, "Crash Landing on You."

However, there is one Pakistani man who might just measure up to Kubra’s admiration for Korean men: cricketer Naseem Shah. Amidst the T20 World Cup fervor, the actor confessed in another interview, “I’m loving Naseem Shah recently. I think he is a great addition to the team. Also, not just with cricket, I like him overall as a person as well.