A loyal fan even went on to make an emotional compilation of scenes from Haroon’s projects and titled it ‘Justice for Haroon’s characters’. This is quite an accurate observation as the actor posted it on his social media and agreed that only the person who made this video can relate to his sorrow. He also listed dramas like Khaas (Sanam Baloch), Do Bol (Hira Mani), Muqaddar (Madiha Imam), Qayamat (Neelum Muneer), Hum Kahan Ke Sachay Thay (Mahira Khan), in which the character played by Haroon is never chosen by his love interest.View this post on Instagram
Haroon tweeted that this is his “Dastaan e Ruswai. Someday I’m going to play such an evil role that I’ll kill everyone in the play accept for the leading lady. I think that’s my best chance of ending up with the ‘girl’ in a drama!” he wrote.
And then he casually pointed out his own typo and related it with the conundrum he is facing in dramas. “When you’re so used to accepting everything that’s happening to you that even when want to write ‘except’ you end up with ‘accept’ Â Maaro mujhay oh Maaro mujhay,” he added. Interestingly, the actor usually plays roles with positive traits like a boy-next-door, a good cousin, an open-minded friend or a sincere suitor. These roles that do not necessarily have a negative vibe, yet he is unable to get the girl. Perhaps, the unfortunate reason is that Haroon is usually playing the second male lead in TV dramas where the female leads mostly end up with the male lead, or not with any guy whatsoever. The story arcs of second leads are not well thought-out in most of our dramas and are merely used as fillers or a complexity in the plot.When you’re so used to accepting everything that’s happening to you that even when want to write ‘except’ you end up with ‘accept’ Maaro mujhay oh Maaro mujhay https://t.co/ZkyU9kEiX3
— Haroon Shahid (@Haroon_5hahid) September 17, 2021


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