During a recent charity event in Dallas, Texas, Indian actress Neelam Kothari Soni expressed her admiration for Pakistani dramas and specifically praised actor Fawad Khan.

The event, organized by 3Sixty Entertainment, featured Kothari answering questions from attendees, including a Pakistani-American fan who inquired about the appeal of Pakistani dramas to Indian audiences.

Kothari attributed the success of these dramas to their engaging stories and emotional depth, highlighting the remarkable performances and realistic dialogues that set them apart.

She revealed that she had watched several Pakistani dramas during the COVID-19 lockdown and described Fawad Khan as an “exceptional actor.”

In addition to her comments on Pakistani dramas, Kothari shared insights about her own show, Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives, explaining that the concept originated from filmmaker Karan Johar during a playful conversation about fashion.

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She emphasized the authenticity of reality television, noting that while some content is edited for storytelling, the experiences are genuine.

Concluding her remarks, Kothari expressed gratitude to the audience, stating that the show has become a significant part of her life, crediting Karan Johar for the opportunity.