Momina Iqbal is a beautiful and confident Pakistani actress known for her dramas like Parlour Wali Larki, Ajnabi Lage Zindagi, Taubah, Khuda Aur Mohabbat 3, Mere Humnasheen, Grift, Ghaata, Dastak, Tere Janey Ke Baad and Do Kinaray. She is admired for her bold personality, strong screen presence, and the ability to portray emotionally layered characters with ease. She is currently single and is focused towards her acting career.
Recently, Momina Iqbal appeared in Something Haute’s show Haute Talk, hosted by Hassan Chaudhary. In his interview, she defended being late on her sets.
Talking about it, Momina Iqbal said, “I admit that I go late myself—let me justify it. Suppose if I have a 10 a.m. call time, I reach at 11:30. Yes, we have a small industry, but how can you expect me to be punctual when I faced so much discrimination as a newcomer? Now, if I take time off, I start preparing the very next day. How do you expect me to be fresh the following morning? Nobody comes on time, yet producers still manage to get the work done on time. So please, make the call time 11 a.m.—nobody will mind. There should be proper communication with actors, and an 8-hour shift should be followed.”
She further added, “Previously, I used to get emotional over small things, but now I’ve developed a thick skin—things don’t bother me anymore. When you lose something truly precious in life, you become carefree. I don’t attend media parties.”
