Feroze khan -and the LSA award fury

I think there was something in me at a young age that was not worried about success, but was worried about becoming a better actor – Paul Dano.

We’ve all sat down in front of television screens to watch our favorite shows, series, seasons, and let alone movies. It’s the storyline that keeps us hooked or the cast. And in the current scenario, he’s the only person whose mentioning of the name in the project brings the world together, let alone his appearance as the lead. It doesn’t matter if it’s a television commercial advertisement or a lengthy big screen project; he grabs attention of all ages from within the country and outside. An international sensation he is, someone who climbs the charts of being the most followed male artist on social media and wins awards casually in Award shows.

Yes, you know him, Feroze Khan.

The man who won the LSA 2022 Best Actor (Male) Viewer’s choice Award. That’s what we call a real win, and let’s not forget to give credit to the public here, who remained unbiased and uninfluenced by the whole ongoing situation with the actor’s personal life. Isn’t this a very professional and appreciative approach towards a talent? 

From Mir Hadi to Farhad, as Basit and Hamza, this man has taken the narratives to new heights. Feroze has not only shown his audience how to fall crazily in love with the characters he plays, but has also helped many production houses to rise above the surface. He has gained our country’s drama industry more fame in a brief time span than any other artist and how is this industry paying back when the actor goes into deep hot waters? 

Isn’t it funny how at first they sell violence and portray aggression as something charming about a hero in their stories and when such takes place in reality, the same people boycott the individual and shame them? And you know what else is funny, climbing to conclusions without hesitation. What do you know about someone’s personal life and how are any of that your professional concerns?

Baat tou sach hai magar baat hai ruswai ki… 

I find this very soothing to know that people in our society have raised their voices against injustices, violence, and abuse. And like we know that everything that exists has its pros and cons and let’s just discuss cons today, shall we? 

Kiunke achai tou aaj kal hum dekhte nahin… 

I read somewhere that “bullies behind keyboards are still bullies.” In today’s digital era, where everything is being published online, be it private or public, has encouraged people to get involved in others’ lives with no hesitation. Gone are the days when we’d double take before we comment, judge, decide or hold someone accountable for their actions. Nowadays, it takes one post on social media to get published and then a click on the share button to make it reach millions of hearts.. We as the public are so invested in this practice that authentication and verification have become a thing of the past.

Isy kia fark parta hai ke sach hai ya jhoot, bs repost karo, troll karo aur trend mai ajao?! 

And then in our country “trend culture” is now reaching its new heights every day a new hashtag is being introduced and then without ever considering how this might affect a person’s life let alone their mental health, someone is being targeted and our unpredictable people gang up on an individual and call it justified. Seriously, you guys? All it takes is someone to play the victim card to blind you from knowing the facts? 

Alas, How many lives have we lost in this trend-culture, how many people we’ve moved to depression and there isn’t any count on careers that have crashed in the process? It’s not only the people in mainstream but ordinary lives too that have suffered and when the bullying displays its effects on the individual, our unpredictable people showcase sympathy and supportive hashtags.

You never look good trying to make someone else look bad.

Where you’ve become so civilized to speak for victims, do yourself and others a little more favor and don’t jump to conclusions, especially in matters that are due investigation and verification before the honorable courts. Like it’s said, “You are innocent until proven guilty.” 

I’m going to just end this blog post here, with a few extra words. I’m not taking sides but stating facts and so should you. Imagine if in the end it’s not what you have come a long way of believing to be true. Will you be able to tell yourself that you have acted justly?

Congratulations superstar on the winning. A victory earned through faith, love, and hard work.