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Farhan Saeed says playing Anas in 'Bas Tera Saath Ho' took an emotional toll on him

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Farhan Saeed says playing Anas in 'Bas Tera Saath Ho' took an emotional toll on him
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Pakistani actor Farhan Saeed revealed that playing the character Anas in the drama 'Bas Tera Saath Ho' caused him significant emotional distress and "trauma" due to relentless online criticism and bullying directed at the character. He stated that the negative audience reaction began affecting his own mood and behavior, with people around him noticing a change. The character, an orphan exploited by relatives, has divided audiences, with some defending the portrayal of a vulnerable male lead.

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This highlights the increasing psychological toll that public scrutiny and online criticism can have on actors, blurring the lines between fictional characters and the individuals portraying them, and sparking conversations about mental health in the entertainment industry.

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facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> PHOTO: sanajaved.official/Instagram Actor Farhan Saeed has opened up about the emotional toll of playing Anas in Bas Tera Saath Ho , revealing that the intense audience reaction to his character began affecting his own mood and behaviour.

During a recent meet-and-greet and media interaction for the drama, Saeed spoke about the response to the series and the criticism directed at Anas. He said the constant online bullying of his character became so intense that people around him noticed a change in his behaviour.

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