Hamza Ali Abbasi, a well-known Pakistani film and television actor who is scheduled to make his television debut, stated that whenever his character dies in a serial, that drama gets popular.

“History has it that every project in which I have died in the end always becomes a hit,” Abbasi stated of his next drama serial Jaan-e-Jahan.

His remarks occurred while speaking to a journalist during the opening of a salon in Lahore.

When asked if the finale of his forthcoming drama will be similar to Pyare Afzal, the 38-year-old actor replied, “Let’s see, time will tell.”

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