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Meera reacts angrily after being called ‘Psycho’ in viral interview clip

Meera reacts

LAHORE: Actress Meera expressed anger after being repeatedly referred to as “psycho” during a viral social media interview related to her film Psycho.

In the video, an interviewer suggested that Meera had previously played “psycho” roles and had not moved beyond such characters in her career. The remarks prompted a visibly upset response from the actor.

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Meera reacted strongly, saying that if she was not shown respect, she received greater recognition in India, according to the viral clip.

She said the interviewer’s comments were disrespectful and emphasized that the role in Psycho was one of the most challenging of her career.

Meera added that she expected appreciation and encouragement for working in a difficult film, saying she believed both she and co-star Shaan Shahid would be praised for producing a challenging project in Pakistan.

She further said the film carried a message about depression and that audiences could learn from her character if they chose to do so.

The film Psycho, released on Eid-ul-Adha under the Geo Films banner, features Shaan Shahid, Sonia Hussain, Meera, and Shabbir Jan in key roles.

Actress Meera throws challenge to Gen Z performers

Actress Meera

KARACHI: Veteran Pakistani actress Meera has challenged Generation Z actors, saying the younger generation cannot compete with senior stars of the Pakistani film industry.

Speaking during a podcast appearance, Meera openly discussed her professional career, memorable films and her upcoming movie projects.

Responding to a question about her favorite co-stars, the actress recalled fond memories of working with Babar Ali in the film Khoey Ho Tum Kahan, saying they shared many fun moments during filming.

She also mentioned the film Inteha, recalling her experience working alongside Samina Peerzada, Usman Peerzada, Zeeshan Sikandar and Humayun Saeed.

Meera said Inteha was her first film with Humayun Saeed and remains one of her memorable projects.

Addressing Gen Z performers, the actress said they should watch her film Psycho and try to make a better movie if they believe they can compete.

“Gen Z cannot compete with Meera,” she said, adding, “Compete with Meera and Shaan Shahid. I would like them to challenge us, and we would enjoy competing with them.”