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Artists come to set under the influence of drugs: Mohsin Abbas

It was demanded that artists and directors who come to set under the influence of drugs should not be allowed to work

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Mohsin Abbas Haider
Mohsin Abbas Haider

While speaking in a recent program, Mohsin Abbas Haider said that he had shared a post on social media in which it was demanded that artists and directors who come to set under the influence of drugs should not be allowed to work.

According to Mohsin Abbas Haider, immediately after my post surfaced, I received a call from the production house asking whether I was referring to any artist in the current project. I confirmed it, after which the production team assured that they would investigate the matter.

The actor said that the situation was such that an actress was not even focusing her attention on me; I was talking to her, but her attention was somewhere else. Such things should not be encouraged that cause disorder in society.

During the program, the host asked whether the management took any action on this matter. Mohsin Abbas Haider replied that the matter was taken seriously and it was given attention.

He also added that maintaining professionalism on set is highly important, and all individuals working in the industry should ensure discipline and responsibility during shooting. He stressed that any behavior that disrupts the working environment should be addressed promptly.

He also stated that open discussion on such issues is necessary so that the entertainment industry can improve its standards and create a healthier and more respectful working atmosphere for everyone involved.

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