Pakistani actor Mikaal Zulfiqar has confessed that feels Pakistani TV shows have a more realistic approach unlike Indian ones.
Zulfiqar, who's gained popularity in the India through the TV shows 'Dhoop Chaaon' and 'Aaina Dulhan Ka' aired on Zindagi channel, said that it wasn't necessary to show murder, infidelity or a larger than life situation, to add drama, and Indian producers and directors should learn from them, the Dawn reported.
He feels that television in India has been inspired by Indian cinema, which he admits are bolder than Pakistani movies, adding that he might not be able to keep up with, as kiss scenes were still a big deal in their country.
However, Zulfiqar said that he would love to do Indian shows, provided that the script was good.
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