Deepak Perwani is a renowned Pakistani fashion designer and actor from the Hindu community. His notable dramas include Aas Paas, Kadurat, Yunhi, Qarz-e-Jaan, and Jamaa Taqseem. Fans have always praised his on-screen presence, and most of his dramas were incredibly popular.
Recently, Deepak Perwani appeared on Good Morning Pakistan. On the show, he spoke about actors and the obsession some people have with cosmetic surgery.
Deepak Perwani said, “One should age gracefully. Enjoy your life—hair loss, lines, and wrinkles are natural processes of life, so don’t be afraid of them. You can get procedures done at a certain age, but after a point, it starts looking artificial. You should keep yourself looking natural.” Watch here:
He further added, “There is an interesting saying that those who go down the surgical path never look back, just like people who get tattoos become obsessed with covering their entire body in ink. Likewise, people who are fond of surgeries can’t live without them. We have seen in Hollywood that many people look overdone and unrecognizable because of too many procedures; they completely change their faces. As Laila already mentioned, how can actors who tighten their faces with Botox give proper expressions? It is essential for an actor or actress to convey facial expressions for their scenes.” Watch here:
Deepak Perwani also mentioned that he never considered a hair transplant, explaining, “Whenever I sought advice from stylists or senior hairdressers, they always told me that I look good bald, so I didn’t try. Last year, I briefly thought about getting one when I saw bald people wearing hairbands in a Turkey flight, but then I decided against it and chose to age gracefully.”
Additionally, Deepak Perwani revealed that he was once offered eye surgery to make his eyes look larger, but he refused. The procedure involved making a slight incision near the eyes to achieve the effect.
