Moammar Rana is a renowned Pakistani film and television actor who gained recognition through his performances in hit films and dramas. He rose to stardom in the 1990s with blockbuster Punjabi and Urdu films such as Choorian, Deewane Tere Pyar Ke, and others. Known for his romantic and action roles, he became one of Lollywood’s leading heroes during its golden era. Besides films, Moammar Rana also made a strong mark on television with popular dramas like Dil, Diya, Dehleez, Mehram, Roshan Sitara, Ishq Ibadat, Banjar, and Meherbaan. Over the years, he has maintained a loyal fan base and continues to appear in films and on stage.
A short interview of former film actor Moammar Rana is currently doing the rounds on social media, in which he expresses his views on Basant and the downfall of films in Pakistan.
Moammar Rana said, “Basant is good if all safety measures are taken so that nobody gets injured by kite strings. Basant is Basant. However, I will say this: I am not into ‘patang’ (small kites); I am fond of flying ‘gudday’ (large kites).” He further mentioned that the glory of film studios has faded. He added that he had seen the place full of activity and work in the past, but that it is now lifeless.” Here is the link to the video:
Moammar Rana’s speech and posture during the interview grabbed public attention, with many social media users making various claims. Some alleged that he appeared to be under the influence of alcohol, with comments like “He is always drunk” and “He is never seen sober.” Others wrote that he seemed “hungover 24/7,” while one user asked, “What happened to him, guys?” A fan commented that he looked unwell and could not speak properly. Another user questioned, “What’s wrong with him? He doesn’t look well.” Many expressed concern about his health, while a few speculated about substance use. However, one user disagreed, saying, “I don’t think he’s drunk; I think he has developed speech issues over time.” Several fans were also visibly upset and concerned about his well-being. Read comments here:
