Amar Khan has been receiving immense praise from viewers for her powerful performance as Zareena in the drama serial Mitti De Baway. As appreciation for her role continues to grow, the actress recently sat down for an interview with Rabia Mughni on Fuchsia Magazine, where she spoke warmly about her experience working alongside co-star Hina Afridi. While Amar already shares a close friendship with Wahaj Ali, she noted that collaborating with Hina was an equally wonderful experience. Playfully pointing out the sharp contrast between their characters and their real-life bond, Amar joked that although the two play Balla’s wives, whose on-screen relationship is marked by constant jealousy and rivalry, they shared a warm camaraderie and enjoyed spending time together behind the scenes.
Amar took a moment to praise her co-star’s discipline and kind personality on set. She recalled how Hina would consistently arrive at the shoot with her own vanity stocked with dried fruits and skimmed milk to maintain her health during demanding filming schedules. Amar added that while Hina was mindful about taking care of herself, she also showed genuine warmth and concern for everyone else around her, which helped create a welcoming and positive atmosphere for the entire team.
Recognizing that Hina is still relatively new to the entertainment industry, Amar offered sincere encouragement for her journey ahead. She expressed her hope that Hina remains just as grounded, humble, and true to herself as she continues to gain recognition and grow in her career. She wished Hina the very best for her future projects and hoped to see her achieve remarkable success as an actress.
During the conversation, Amar also shared meaningful insights into her preparation for the role of Zareena. A major part of bringing the character to life involved mastering her distinct Punjabi accent. Amar explained that she put dedicated effort into learning the proper pronunciation and tone so that her dialogue would sound natural and believable to the audience. Rather than making the accent feel forced, she wanted every word to reflect Zareena’s background and add genuine emotion to her scenes.
