Biografía

About her trip to India to promote peace between India and Pakistan: "People in both countries want peace, and I bring this message with me to further better relations between the two countries."

On where she see's Lollywood in five years: "Positive change is coming, but it is slow. Things will improve and the industry is bound to bounce back. But we need to bring more educated and professional people into our industry." (June 2007)

On why she stopped acting in Punjabi language films: "Well, I don't think good films are being made in Punjabi these days. There is too much violence and promotion of gangsters. I would not like to be a part of all this. If they ask me to act in films like 'Niki Jae Haan' or 'Majajan', I would not hesitate to sign the movie. But I will never work in movies that glorify criminals." (June 2007)

"I am impressed with the work of Lollywood directors Javed Fazil, Hassan Tariq and S Suleiman. From Bollywood- Yash Chopra, Karan Johar and Rakesh Roshan have always inspired me. I try and follow their working styles. These people also impress me because their stories always carry a message. I believe there should be a message in a film. As an actress I would love to act in their films." (June 2007)

On her directing debut of Koi Tujh Sa Kahan (2005): "It was my first film as director and I am proud that it was the first Pakistani film to be a hit in the overseas market on such a big scale. It was released with 12 prints in UK and Canada and did good business. (June 2007)