Kinza Hashmi and Ali Raza are two renowned Pakistani television actors who have worked in multiple hit dramas. Kinza Hashmi is known for dramas like Hook, Gul o Gulzar, Khushbu Mein Basay Khat, and Shirin Farhad, while Ali Raza is known for Noor Jahan, Duniyapur, and Muhabbat Gumshuda Meri. Nowadays, both are garnering praise for their drama serial Leader, which is airing on Hum TV. Besides this, they are often spotted together at various events.
Recently, Kinza Hashmi and Ali Raza appeared in Fuchsia Magazine’s interview with Rabia Mughni, where they revealed the reality of their relationship.
Talking about their initial meetings, Kinza Hashmi said, “We knew each other before the drama; in fact, we were enemies. Initially, we were signed together for a commercial. The production gave us separate rooms, but we had to share the makeup area. I was getting my makeup done, and his setup was next to mine. I was listening to music on my speaker when he entered the room, turned his speaker on, made the environment upbeat, and started talking to everyone except me. It’s okay, I’m also shy. My makeup artist and I stared at each other, and I turned off my speaker. He then started talking to my makeup artist, and when I looked at him, he just said hello. At that time, I made up my mind that he was an over-smart guy. The next day, I was discussing making a trend with a co-actor. He listened to us and said, ‘I got the idea, and I’m making this trend before you,’ and he actually did it and posted it before we could make it. So, it also felt rude. We turned into enemies. I continued the fight for a longer period because I had decided that he was arrogant.”
Ali Raza also added, “Multiple misunderstandings between us were created by the production team, and they were gossiping and creating a rift between us. Later, we met at the airport, sat together, and clarified all the misunderstandings. I was sitting in a coffee shop when Kinza came and said hi to me. From then on, we became great friends and were on good terms before the drama.”
